Walls, Doors and Windows

Inserting interior walls, doors and windows

1. Select the object you want in the left object toolbar.
2. Place it on the desired wall or in the room.
3. Select the inserted object.
4. Adjust its properties in the right-hand Properties panel.

Interior Wall

An interior wall subdivides the room in addition to its outer room boundaries.

Interior Wall

Insert here

In the room

Properties

Editable for an interior wall: start coordinate (X, Y), end coordinate (X, Y), height, and thickness.

Door

A door is always assigned to a specific wall.

Door

Insert here

In the room

Properties

Editable for a door: width, position along the wall, hinge side, and opening side.

Window

A window is likewise assigned to a specific wall.

Window

Insert here

In the room

Properties

Editable for a window: width, height, position along the wall, and sill height — windows use different properties than doors and have no hinge side or opening side.

Placement is constrained by room/wall geometry

Where an interior wall, door or window can be placed is constrained by the room and wall geometry.

Calculated, non-editable values

Some values are derived from other geometric inputs and are therefore displayed as calculated/read-only rather than freely editable. Example: if the distance to the previous corner point and an object's width are both set, the distance to the next corner point is calculated automatically.

Model physical elements accurately

Because the Room Planner represents real installation constraints, it's worth modeling interior walls, doors and windows as accurately as possible.