Most floor planners stop at a pretty drawing. Here, the walls, doors and rooms you draw are measured automatically, and the real room sizes go straight into a Naira cost estimate and bill of quantities.
Floor plan editor
3-bedroom bungalow templateDetected rooms
The Estimator prices these room sizes for your city.
More than a drawing
Generic floor planners give you a picture and stop. Here, what you draw becomes the input to your cost estimate.
Draw walls freehand or drag out whole rooms, then drop doors and windows onto any wall and label each room.
Every enclosed room is measured from the walls you actually drew — real square metres, not typed-in guesses.
Send the room sizes, floor by floor, into the Estimator for a Naira cost breakdown and bill of quantities.
Features
Built for how Nigerian homes are actually laid out — parlours, en-suites, BQs and duplexes.
Start from a template
The most common Nigerian self-build. Parlour, dining, kitchen, shared bathroom and W.C., master en-suite. No boys' quarters.
Open in the editor →Urban apartment style. Master bedroom with en-suite, shared W.C., open living/dining, kitchen and entry lobby. Ideal for blocks of flats in Lagos or Abuja.
Open in the editor →Ground floor of a 4-bedroom duplex. Guest room, open-plan living and dining, kitchen, guest W.C., staircase, store and veranda.
Open in the editor →Draw your plan in minutes, then see what it would cost to build — priced for your city.