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Plan cafés, shops, restaurants, and food trucks

Start from a furnished commercial template or the food-truck project type, then lay out counters, seating, aisles, and real commercial equipment — sized from manufacturer spec sheets.

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RoomSketch3D café template in 3D

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The same editor that plans a living room plans a business. Start from a ready-made template — a cozy café, small and family restaurants, a fast-food spot, a corner convenience store, a grocery store, a laundromat, a neighborhood library, an apartment lobby — and make it yours.

Planning a food truck? It has its own project type with a commercial-kitchen catalog, an auto-arranged galley layout to start from, and built-in checks to keep the plan workable.

What you can do

Commercial templates

Furnished starting points for cafés, restaurants, stores, a laundromat, a library, and more.

Food-truck galleys

A dedicated project type with an auto-arranged layout and built-in checks.

Spec-sheet equipment

Hot plates, a 48" range with griddle, reach-in fridges, freezers, a commercial dishwasher, an ice machine, and more — sized from manufacturer spec sheets.

Retail fixtures

Grocery aisle and wall shelving, glass-door coolers, an open refrigerated case, vending machines, and a soda fountain.

Countertop gear

Espresso machines, POS registers, and countertop appliances sit on top of whatever you drop them on.

Same tools

Flow Check, 3D walkthrough, and to-scale exports work exactly as they do for homes.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a starting point

    Choose a commercial template, or start a food-truck project.

  2. 2

    Lay out the space

    Place counters, seating, shelving, and equipment at their real sizes.

  3. 3

    Check flow

    Use Flow Check and the 3D walkthrough to test aisles and service paths.

  4. 4

    Share the plan

    Export a to-scale PDF or DXF for your landlord, contractor, or inspector.

Frequently asked questions

Can I plan a food truck?

Yes. Food trucks have their own project type, with a commercial-kitchen catalog, an auto-arranged galley layout, and built-in checks.

Is commercial equipment real-sized?

Yes. The commercial kitchen equipment is sized from real manufacturer spec sheets, and every piece can also take custom dimensions.

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