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Draw the countertop.
Show the kitchen around it.
SlabOS builds on your countertop geometry with automatic stone assembly and fitted cabinets, sinks, cooktops and appliances. Turn the design you already quoted into a scene the customer can understand.
Build up the stone
Automatic assembly connects the countertop pieces into their intended presentation. The build-up tools work with decks, waterfall and side panels, and splash so the finished form is visible in 3D. A preview lets the operator review the proposed arrangement before applying it.
Furnish the selected countertop
Furnish this counter uses the selected countertop and its recorded openings to propose the surrounding kitchen elements. It fits missing cabinetry, places supported sinks and cooktops, and accommodates a slide-in range where the stone has the corresponding appliance opening. An optional hood completes the cooking area.
- Cabinets: fitted runs with selectable finishes, door or drawer modules and front styles.
- Sinks and cooktops: fixtures attached to the matching countertop openings.
- Ranges: a slide-in range, including its oven, placed in a supported gap between stone pieces.
- Hoods: an optional hood above the supported cooktop or range.
- Room details: additional appliance, lighting and furnishing choices remain available through the catalog tools.
Automatic placement, with room to make it yours
The preview shows what will be added, what is already present and where a choice is needed. Existing placements remain intact. Apply the arrangement when it looks right, then customize individual items; the furnishing addition can also be undone together. Joined countertop pieces can form one furnishing surface while their stone seams and slab textures remain distinct.
The customer's stone, in a complete presentation
Real slab photography, vein-matched seam presentation, modeled miters and waterfalls, room lighting and finishes add context around the work being sold. SlabOS also offers customer AR and website showcases from the drawing-based 3D workflow. Save the workspace for internal work and publish the intended presentation for the customer when it is ready.
Starts with
Your countertop geometry, recorded openings, selected material and the cabinet or fixture choices for the scene.
Produces
An editable furnished presentation that connects the countertop to its surrounding kitchen context.
See it on a representative job
Bring an island with a sink and a countertop run with an appliance opening. See the stone build up, preview the cabinet and fixture arrangement, change its appearance and review the saved customer presentation.
Workflow scope
The upgraded 3D experience must be enabled for the shop. Automatic furnishing follows supported countertop shapes, openings and appliance clearances; the operator reviews the proposed fit. The scene is a presentation of the quoted design, while field measurements and fabrication approvals remain part of producing the job.
Explore the connected workflow
- 3D & AR Showcase
See how countertop geometry, material appearance and the customer presentation connect.
- CAD & Laser Templating
Explore exact geometry, drawing revisions and templating handoffs alongside this workflow.
- Customer Portal
See the customer-facing drawing, document and project experience.
- Public guide: automatic assembly and kitchen furnishing
- 3D and AR workflow article
- The drawing and live 3D workflow
A shop owner’s first impression
“I'd sell that.”
Reacting to a demonstration of SlabOS’s 3D countertop presentation and customer portal.
Where this fits in the SlabOS workflow
Follow this capability into the connected quote-to-install journey:
- Present the proposal in 3D: The customer reviews the proposed scope and chooses how to proceed.