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Terrace & Restaurant Planner

Lay out a terrace or dining room and get a render

Covers, circulation and sightlines — before you buy the furniture

The same planner, with a catalogue built for hospitality: two- and four-tops, banquettes, service stations, planters and parasols. Work out how many covers actually fit while keeping the aisles legal, then get renders that show the room the way a guest will see it from the door.

Tested against a 0.9 m minimum aisle, the figure most local fire codes ask for

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Made for: Restaurant owners, hospitality designers and terrace furniture suppliers

Terrace & Restaurant Planner — Covers, circulation and sightlines — before you buy the furniture

How it works

  1. 1

    Set the space

    Type the real dimensions of the terrace or dining room.

  2. 2

    Place the covers

    Two-tops, four-tops, banquettes and bar seating, with live cover count.

  3. 3

    Check circulation

    The planner flags aisles narrower than your set minimum.

  4. 4

    Get the render

    Photoreal stills from the door, the bar and the best table.

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Click an object on the left to place it. Drag to move, R to rotate, Delete to remove.

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Questions people ask before buying

Does it check fire-code aisle widths?

It flags any gap narrower than the minimum you set, 0.9 m by default. Treat that as a design aid, not a compliance certificate — your local authority has the final word.

Can I plan an outdoor terrace with a building edge?

Yes. Place the entrance and planters along the boundary and the planner treats them as fixed obstacles when it measures circulation.

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