Enter your room and furniture dimensions to find out instantly. Plan layouts without measuring twice — or rearranging twice.
Enter your room dimensions and the piece you want to place. The calculator accounts for door clearance and minimum walkway space.
No design degree required. Enter your numbers and get actionable results in seconds.
Measure your room's length and width. Include any alcoves or bay windows if relevant to placement.
Input the piece you are evaluating. Check the product spec sheet for exact depth, not just width.
The calculator returns floor area, walkway clearance, and a clear fit or no-fit result with notes.
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All inputs are in feet. For centimeter measurements, divide by 30.48 to convert to feet before entering.
Standard guidance from interior design practice is 36 inches (3 feet) for primary paths and 24 inches for secondary passages.
The current tool evaluates one piece at a time. For full room planning, run separate checks for each major item.
Yes. The calculator subtracts the door swing footprint from usable floor space to give a realistic clearance reading.
Results are based on your input dimensions. Measure from wall to wall at floor level, excluding baseboards, for best accuracy.
Yes, though commercial ADA clearance requirements (minimum 44 inches on primary paths) differ from residential guidelines.