Your vision. Every detail.

Create and edit parametric cabinets inside SketchUp. Configure storage, finishes and construction, then prepare estimates and quotations.

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For interior designers & cabinetmakers.
SketchUp desktop · Windows & macOS
Dynamic Components required

02 / Make it fit

Your space.
Your proportions.

Change the width. Rethink the openings. Make room for the shelves and storage your project needs.

Parametric sizingConfigurable openings & shelf layouts

03 / Explore the finish

A different finish.
A different feeling.

Explore colour and wood grain. Switch the handles. Keep the carcass finish independent, right down to individual overrides.

Materials & reusable assetsGrain direction · Hardware · Overrides

04 / Look inside

Good design
goes deeper.

Open the doors. Extend the drawers. Reveal the inner drawer, and give every opening a purpose.

Opening mechanisms & drawer systemsInteriors you can configure

05 / Understand the construction

The details
make the design.

See how the panels come together. Look closer at the board core and its physical edge bands.

Construction illustration. Colours highlight the core and edge bands.

06 / Revise the project

A new direction.
The same design.

Transfer selected finishes with Style Picker. Refine a whole cabinet run while keeping its individual layouts.

Selective property transfersEfficient project revisions

07 / Turn design into an offer

From your vision.
To their next space.

Bring the design, cabinet schedule and cost estimates together. Prepare quotations and invoices, and move the project forward.

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For interior designers & cabinetmakers.
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Inside ML Cabinets

Design with freedom.
Build with detail.

Create and edit parametric cabinets inside SketchUp. Explore the real controls, the cabinet results and the documents that bring a project together.

For interior designers

Explore the possibilities.

Shape the layout, compare finishes and present a cabinet design you can keep refining.

For cabinetmakers

Work through the specifics.

Control construction, edge bands and hardware, then review costs and prepare the customer offer.

Explore the current interface and real SketchUp examples. Enlarge any image to see the details.

01 / Dimensions & layout

Make the cabinet
fit the space.

Start with a base, wall, tall or corner cabinet. Set its dimensions, then arrange the doors, drawers and openings around the storage you need.

Metric and imperial dimensions
Groups, partitions and configurable openings
Live 3D preview before placement

Explore configuration

900 mm two-drawer base cabinet generated in SketchUp — 900 mm wide · two drawers · 870 mm high · 580 mm deep

1000 mm double-door cabinet generated in SketchUp — 1000 mm wide · double doors · 870 mm high · 580 mm deep

Two native cabinet examples, generated with ML Cabinets.

02 / Project revisions

A new finish.
The same layout.

Transfer selected properties with Style Picker. Change the door and drawer finishes across a cabinet run while keeping each cabinet’s dimensions and opening layout.

Choose the properties to transfer
Edit multiple cabinets with Bulk Edit
Save cabinet designs and personal assets for reuse

Explore Style Picker

Cabinet run before a selective finish transfer — Before · sage fronts with an independent white carcass.

The same cabinet layouts with wood door and drawer finishes — After · front finishes transferred; dimensions and groups retained.

Native examples using the selective finish-transfer logic. The white carcasses retain their finish.

03 / Construction & edge bands

Specify the panel.
And the core beneath it.

Choose panel construction and back-panel joinery, then specify physical edge bands. Inspect one panel at a time and see how band thickness changes its board core dimensions.

Panel thickness, overlays and back construction
Band selected edges with individual overrides
Focused panel preview with finished and core sizes

Explore construction and edge bands

Current Edge Banding tab with a focused side panel and finished versus core dimensions — Actual interface · this side panel finishes at 580 × 770 × 18 mm. Its core is 576 × 768 × 18 mm, with 2 mm bands on three edges.

See the back-panel construction controls

Current Construction tab showing back-panel and groove controls — Actual interface · a demonstration of the grooved-back controls. Construction settings must be checked against the chosen panel and band specifications.

04 / Interior storage

Give every opening
a purpose.

Set shelf count and spacing for an opening, or add an inner drawer behind a door or drawer front. Select an individual item to control its height, finish and hardware.

Equidistant or custom shelf spacing
Inner drawers with their own parameters
Preview the opening to inspect its storage

Explore interior configuration

Current Configuration tab with an inner drawer selected — Actual interface · an inner drawer with its own height, front, handle and drawer-system controls.

See custom shelf spacing

Current custom shelf-spacing dialog — Actual interface · two shelves with a custom clearance layout. The diagram shows the remaining space above.

05 / Materials & grain

Find your finish.
Keep control of the details.

Choose the carcass and front finishes independently. Set grain direction, switch the handles and use item overrides when one part needs a different treatment.

Separate carcass, panel, door and drawer materials
Grain direction controls
Handle, skirting and glass finishes

Explore materials and overrides

Current Materials tab showing independent surface and hardware finishes — Actual interface · Alpine White carcass, Sage Green fronts and Brass handles. Individual items can retain their own overrides.

06 / Openings & drawer systems

Choose how
the cabinet works.

Configure hinged, lift, sliding and folding openings. For drawers, choose a wooden box or a drawer-system preset, then review its fitted length and any compatibility warnings.

Opening amount and hardware settings
Drawer kits with different side treatments
Built-in assets and your personal library

Explore drawer systems

Current drawer-system selector with low-side and high-side presets — Actual interface · drawer-system selection and automatic fitted length. Available bundled assets depend on the edition.

07 / Project estimates

Understand the cost.
See what needs attention.

Review materials, quantities and rates, then account for waste, labour and project adjustments. Missing prices are flagged so you can complete the estimate before using it.

Cabinet-level cost breakdown
Project cost sheets and reviewed updates
Internal costs kept separate from customer selling prices

Explore cost estimates

Current Cost Estimate tab highlighting unpriced groups and an incomplete estimate — Actual interface · example USD rates. This estimate is marked incomplete because some items have no price; it is not a finished quotation.

08 / Schedules & customer offers

From your model.
To the customer’s offer.

Organise the cabinet schedule, review project estimates and prepare saved quotations. Revise an offer, create an invoice and export documents for the next stage of the project.

Cabinet schedule and project cost status
Quotations, revisions and invoices
Excel and Printable HTML exports; print to PDF in the browser

Explore quotations and exports

Example ML Cabinets quotation draft with fictional parties and EGP values — Example quotation · fictional workshop, client and EGP figures.

Example invoice export options including Excel and Printable HTML — Example invoice · exports and an outstanding balance. These are sample project values.

Document examples from the user manual. ML Cabinets prepares offers; it does not process customer payments.

Try it on your next cabinet.

Explore the workflow in your own SketchUp model.

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Your first cabinet

A clear place
to begin.

Install the extension, shape a base cabinet and place it in SketchUp. Our short guide takes you through the first steps using the current interface.

Follow the first-cabinet guide Browse the complete user manual

01
Get set up
Install the downloaded RBZ and enable Dynamic Components.
02
Shape your cabinet
Set its dimensions, layout, construction and finishes.
03
Place. Review. Refine.
Place it in your model, explore its openings and edit the design.

Choose a workflow

Start with the work
you want to do.

Kitchen design in SketchUp

Build a cabinet run, explore finishes and refine the interior layout.

Explore the designer workflow

Cabinet design in SketchUp

Specify construction, physical edge bands, drawer systems and estimates.

Explore the cabinetmaker workflow

Kitchen inspiration

Rooms with
character.

Different layouts. Different finishes.
A space that feels like you.

Walnut kitchen with a white stone island, pendant lights and large garden-facing doors. — Walnut & stoneView render

Green and oak L-shaped kitchen with illuminated glass cabinets and an adjoining dining area. — Green & oakView render

Deep red and cream kitchen with panelled doors, brass handles and a stone island. — Rich colour, classic linesView render

Warm neutral kitchen with a stone island, fluted wall cabinetry and illuminated glass storage. — Warm neutralsView render

Compact grey-green kitchen with a timber counter and fluted peninsula front. — A smaller footprintView render

White L-shaped kitchen with fluted wood wall cabinets, illuminated glass storage and sunlight through window blinds. — White & warm woodView render

Charcoal and wood kitchen with handleless fronts, a dark worktop, dining table and tall windows overlooking the city. — Charcoal & timberView render

Customer voices

From people
using ML Cabinets.

4.3 / 5

8 ratings on the Full edition
Checked 6 October 2026

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“A great plugin for modular kitchen/cabinets. More Power for the Developer for more improvement and good service.”

dexter thaddeus esmeriaVerified buyer · Gumroad

“A great plugin for everyone who wants to build and know more about modular kitchen/cabinets. Thumbs up for the creator who really look into the product to improve it and give good service.”

Kevin Earl SalvanaVerified buyer · Gumroad

“Great product as always! It even features some profiles you can add between the components or at the top!”

AnonymousVerified buyer · Gumroad

“Awesome as usual”

Aurélien TessierVerified buyer · Gumroad

Selected buyer reviews, reproduced in full. The overall rating includes all eight ratings, including critical feedback.

A few practical details

Before you
get started.

Who is ML Cabinets for?

Interior designers and cabinetmakers working in SketchUp. Use it for kitchens, wardrobes, vanities and other cabinet-based interiors.

Does it work inside SketchUp?

Yes. The current Full listing supports SketchUp 2024 and later on Windows and macOS. Dynamic Components must be enabled. Desktop SketchUp is required; this extension does not run in SketchUp for Web.

Can I try it before buying?

Yes. There is a 14-day trial. See the trial product page for the included assets, current download and activation instructions. Get the trial on Gumroad.

How do I purchase a license?

Purchase through Gumroad, where you can review the current price, payment options and license details before checkout. Follow the product’s download and activation instructions to get started.

What do I get with the extension?

A downloadable SketchUp extension, the asset library included with your chosen edition, and access to the user manual. Review the current Gumroad listing for exact included content, license terms and download instructions. The first-cabinet guide helps you get started.

What if the Full edition is not right for me?

The Full edition’s current Gumroad listing offers a 7-day money-back guarantee. Review the listing before purchase for the current refund terms.

Where can I get help?

Start with the first-cabinet guide or the searchable user manual. For product questions, use the creator contact route on ML Extensions on Gumroad. Include your SketchUp and ML Cabinets versions when describing an issue.

Does ML Cabinets create photorealistic renders?

ML Cabinets creates cabinet models in SketchUp. The kitchen inspiration images show finished visualisations; rendering is a separate part of the presentation workflow.

Does it generate CNC machining?

ML Cabinets can prepare cabinet geometry for a manufacturing or cutlist workflow. It does not generate CNC toolpaths or hardware drilling. Keep an editable copy before preparing geometry for manufacturing.

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