his is a kitchen, bathroom and bedroom design package that has really come into its own in the last few years for all the right reasons. When you explore its key features and extensive content, it’s no surprise that Autokitchen PRO is the preferred choice not only for high-end retailers and bespoke manufacturers but also for retailers associated with some of the UK’s leading brands. In fact, any designer aiming to distinguish themselves from competitors will appreciate the ease with which even those with limited experience in using design software can effortlessly create detailed and precise plans, along with stunningly photo-realistic renders in no time. Why is it different to other CAD packages. Autokitchen PRO was developed using the .DWG file format simply because it is a design standard employed by architects, builders, and developers. Additionally, it is the most widely used format among manufacturers of appliances, accessories, sinks, taps, and bathroom collections. This format is extensively utilized in various industries. Having a design program that can tap into this vast resource and import product models with such a high level of detail sets Autokitchen PRO apart from its competitors, putting it in a league of its own. Just take a look at the detail in its renders and notice the intricate features of its appliances, which is just one example of its capabilities.


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