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Tillworth Cafe Furniture

Shop plans

Lay out the shop once.

Keep a shop plan for the counter, the window and the seating, or one for each shop. Copy it for the next opening, change the counts and download the sheet.

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A cafe floor laid out with two and four seat bistro tables in rows beside a bakery counter.
AI-generated concept illustration for layout inspiration. See the linked product pages for the furniture offered.
This browser holds your shop plans, for this site alone. Clear the cookies and they are gone. How shop plans are kept
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A home for every project.

Keep specifications, finishes, and quantities together. Copy an existing list for the next opening or refresh.

  1. Name the plan after the shop or the opening.
  2. Choose a piece, pick its options, give it a count.
  3. Click "Save to shop plan" on that product's page.

New shop plan

Open a shop plan.

No account to set up. This browser keeps up to 30 shop plans.

Use a shop plan from first sketch to order

  1. Price one part of the shop

    Set the options on a chair, stool or table for the counter or the window bar, then save it to a shop plan with its count.

  2. Lay out the whole shop

    Give the counter, the window and the seating area a section each in one shop plan, so every count sits where it belongs.

  3. Copy it for the next shop

    Download the project sheet to check the counts. When the plan goes to the basket, every line is priced again against the current catalog.

Hand the downloaded sheet along with the plan. Its prices are the ones you saved, so look up today's in the planner before anything goes to the basket.

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