<tc>Variand</tc> Configure

A - Start with an empty wall that is 2 m or 3.5 m wide. You can adjust the width later.
B - Starting with a starter set, which already has certain furniture placed for different applications, is a bit easier.
C - Let yourself be inspired by fully furnished and decorated sets or use them as a basis for your planning. Note that some decorative elements will not be saved.

You can add to an empty wall rails using the double plus symbol. If you select an already placed wall rail , you can add another one to the right of it, provided there is enough space on the wall.

By clicking on a wall rail or a piece of furniture, you can add more furniture using the simple plus symbol at the bottom left of the wall rail or at the top right of the furniture. The furniture available for selection is always only those for which there is sufficient space at the respective wall rails .

You can remove wall rails and furniture using the minus symbol. However, wall rails can only be removed if no furniture is placed on it and no additional wall rails is adjacent on the right. The minus symbol is only displayed when removal is possible.

Furniture, when selected, can be moved left or right by clicking on the arrows and they can skip over other furniture.
With the wall rails , the double arrow opens the move mode. You can move them in all directions, center them on the wall, or move them directly to the far left or right. By clicking on the check mark, you can exit the move mode to display fewer symbols.
Each click on one of the arrows will move the object by default by 10 cm. You can also adjust this moving grid (see point 6).

By clicking on the gear icon, you can access various global settings and, for example, adjust the dimensions & color of the wall, set the wall rails-heights & -distances to the wall edges, or change the displacement grid. On the desktop, you can also adjust these properties via the right scroll area, provided no wall rail or furniture is currently selected.

You can set the material or color of the wall rails and the shelves at the respective height using the color palette. In addition, you can set the wall rails-add-on for newly placed wall rails . For example, if you set "with magnets" here, all new wall railsthat you place at this height will be directly provided with this add-on .

Click in the 3D window on a wall rail or a piece of furniture and you will get more setting options in the property area on the right (mobile below).
Here you can, for example, adjust the add-ons and materials for individual wall rails or adjust the size and other properties of furniture. In addition, dimensions and descriptions of your selection are displayed here.
Selected wall rails-add-ons are displayed to you via small pictograms in the top left of the respective wall rail .

To build a shelf or sideboard with the modular wall shelf A05, you first need to place a hanging compartment. From the first compartment, additional compartments can be added downwards and to the right via +.
The first compartment always remains the parent item for the entire shelf on the top left. This means that you can only add/remove compartments, move the shelf, or adjust the depth or the type of wood for the entire shelf in the properties area on the right (mobile below) if you have selected this compartment.
If you click on one of the other compartments, you can change the type of wood for this individual compartment in the properties area or add doors to the larger compartments.

By clicking "Continue", you can add your configuration to the shopping cart. On mobile, you can find the button if you scroll all the way down in the lower area.
IMPORTANT: please note that your configuration will only be saved if you have previously created a customer account and are logged in. Without login, your configuration will only be added to the shopping cart, but you cannot reopen it afterwards.
If you are logged in, the planning will be saved and you have the opportunity to open it in your customer account and create a shareable link to the planning.