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SPONSORED CONTENT KCL


Redefining cutting-edge design software


KCL software helps designers, consultants, and salespeople design better kitchens faster. From simple to sophisticated, we speak your design language - CAD, Revit, and NapkinSketch


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CL is a vast cloud-based library for foodservice designers that includes leading-edge design tools. “A lot has


changed since our launch in 1985, but our team remains focused on innovative advancements that make the design process more efficient than ever,” says Kevin Kochman, president and co-founder of KCL. “We provide content such as CAD blocks and Revit Families, spec sheets, images, and more. But the real innovation is combining that content with KCL tools that make it easy to access and use.”


With 140,000 models from more than 250 international foodservice manufacturers, KCL is the leading choice for FCSI consultants


Technology that transforms the design process KCL’s unique time-saving features include:


Revit to 3D CAD conversion 3D to 2D flatten tool KCL NapkinSketch to create kitchen layouts without a CAD or Revit program More than 100 Custom Block programs to quickly create 2D/3D CAD and 3D Revit items.


To better serve our customers around the world, KCL allows manufacturers to add product categories, descriptions,


and spec sheets in multiple languages. KCL provides a site license, not just a seat license, to save end-users even more money. That means everyone at your facility has access to the full suite of KCL tools. Because the software makes it easy to find Energy Star-rated, eco-friendly appliances, KCL saves your clients money, too.


An innovative platform: KCL NapkinSketch KCL NapkinSketch lets designers and salespeople quickly create detailed plans without using a CAD or Revit program. Because it provides floor plans, elevations, and 3D renderings, it can make even a novice look like a professional. That said, designs can be exported so that the true professional designers can put the finishing touches on the final plan. KCL NapkinSketch is the perfect tool to plan small kitchen spaces from food trucks to ghost kitchens. For restaurants that want to increase output without expanding or changing locations, KCL NapkinSketch makes it easy to create extra kitchen areas in dead spaces.


Cutting-edge custom blocks Custom Block programs simplify the design process by making it easy for the user to include a symbol in their layout when they are not supposed to be brand- specific or for products that are not listed in KCL’s large database. With Custom Blocks, users create 2D or 3D blocks for the product and send it to AutoCAD, Revit, or NapkinSketch. KCL was a pioneer in digital


foodservice design and remains the leader in technology solutions for the industry.


Further information KCLCAD.global


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