Cost Calculator · Woodwork · free

Price from a photo

Send a photo of the piece and we will work out a price

One photo at a time: our system reads it, picks the closest model and prices it with the same engine as the estimator. You can then adjust the size, wood and finish yourself.

Photo of the piece (one at a time)

Size you need (optional)

Preferred wood (optional)

Type of furniture (if you know it)

How our team can reach you

Optional for your first piece — leave it and our sales team can work out the real drawing and a quotation.

Name

Phone

LINE ID (optional)

Show this piece in the example gallery (anonymously)The photo you send may be resized and shown as an example in our gallery, never with your name, phone number or LINE ID. Untick this if you would rather we did not, and you can ask us to remove it at any time. I agree to receive news, promotions and special offers from WisutWood by phone, LINE, WhatsApp or SMS (optional, you can opt out at any time)

Designs our system read from customers’ photos

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How woodwork prices are worked out

How is timber volume (cu ft) calculated?

Volume (cu ft) = thickness (inch) × width (inch) × length (m) × 0.0228 — for example a 1.5 × 6 inch board 4 m long is 0.8208 cu ft per board. Multiply by the price per cu ft for that species and add the milling labour per cu ft (boards thicker, wider or longer than the standard ranges add labour by difficulty).

How many boards does one room need?

Rows = room width (cm) ÷ the board's effective face (a 6 inch board leaves about 13.5 cm once it is tongued and grooved), rounded up, then multiplied by the room length in metres, plus 5% for cutting.

Is the calculated price the real price?

It is a preliminary, non-binding estimate. The price is confirmed once our team has reviewed your drawing and real dimensions; some species have to be sourced first and show as "ask for a price".