WARDROBE and SIDEBOARD

Artesizer is a film calculator. It was meant to help you determine how much film you need based on available roll sizes.

Enter the dimensions in centimeters [1m = 100cm, 2,5m = 250cm]

If several items have the same size, enter their number in the quantity box

To add a surface to the calculation press "Add new element"

You can delete everything by pressing "RESET"

Once finished press "CALCULATE" and you will be able to view the result

When you decide to renovate your wardrobe with Artesive films you will have to first understand WHAT you want to renew. Basically the calculator takes into account the texture pattern of the our films with vertical direction, lengthwise as it is basic. Below you can indicate the values based on the element you wish to renew

FRONT DOORS AND DRAWERS

If you want to renew the fronts, for example, you will have to decide whether to do only the front or the back. To simplify the calculation we have included an option that adds a suitable margin if you want to apply the edges too because as we always recommend if you decide to make the edges I would still have to apply the film for at least 2 / 3cm also on the back. If you want to renew the back as well, you will have to recalculate the surfaces but excluding the edges.

SIDES

In the case of the sides, the same rule applies as for the fronts. Indicate whether you want to apply the borders as well or just the front

SHELF

To calculate the shelf you will need to measure the width of the top and the depth. If your shelf has particular shapes you will always have to consider the widest side as the measurement. If you have several parts, for example a 90 ° plane you will have to divide into 2 parts and enter the data for each part. We have included an option in case you want to make the border as well.

BACKGROUND

Choose the width and height of the background. The edge is not needed, it must be calculated for the SIDES so you can overlap the bottom.

OTHER

For any parts not listed. To calculate the necessary film, you will also need to consider the direction of any grain. Currently the calculation is made for the grain in the vertical direction as well as in the nature of the roll.