Instant Woodwork price estimate
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Project cost · Woodwork estimate
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avg per metre THB
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Calculating… Adjust below — the price updates live · our team confirms the final price
Drag = rotate 360° · Wheel = zoom · Click = select a part 2 fingers = rotate/zoom · Tap = select a part · 1 finger scrolls the page
Systems to estimate
pick one or more
Tap to add or remove — the model and the price show only the selected systems · the number on a chip = its lines in the estimate
The list is empty — tap a part in the model or in the part list below, then enter wood, size and quantity to price it piece by piece
Common sizes (inches)
Parts in the model · Timber house frame
The parts of the systems you selected are already in the estimate ( = in the estimate) · tap a part, or click a part on the 3D model, to set its wood, size and quantity yourself · ×n = how many the model has
Structure 6 parts
Flooring 8 parts
Walls 15 parts
Ceilings 6 parts
Roof 19 parts
Stairs 12 parts
Doors 11 parts
Windows 11 parts
Trim 11 parts
Outdoor 11 parts
Choose a system above to see its parts
Cost summary · Woodwork
- Timber
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- Machining labor
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- Fittings & chemicals
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- Overhead
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- Total
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Design
Woodwork ships planed and unfinished, with no factory coating (a finish is damaged in transit and the boards have to be trimmed to fit) — your own carpenter coats it once it is in place · we manufacture and deliver only, with no on-site installation or finishing
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Add parts to the list first, then request a quotation
Preliminary estimate, not binding · confirmed once our team reviews your drawing · estimated sale price, freight not included (no installation service)
Calculation lines
Volume (cu.ft) = thickness (in) × width (in) × length (m) × quantity × the factory factor · labour is multiplied by a difficulty factor for the board size
Priced from the timber volume (cu ft) of each piece · Latest price — may change; our team confirms it
| Item | Wood | Size (thickness × width × length) | Qty | Volume / quantity | Total (THB) | Remove |
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| RAW MATERIALS · Timber | ||||||
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| LABOR · Machining labor | ||||||
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| HARDWARE & CHEMICALS · Fittings & chemicals | ||||||
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| Total Fittings & chemicals | — | |||||
| Overhead | — | |||||
| Estimated total (THB) | — | |||||
Quick mode · Wood flooring Enter your room size or the number of boards and get a price per metre / m² with your estimate
Enter your room size or the number of boards and pick a wood: the calculator works out the wood volume (cu.ft), the cost of the wood, the labour and the price per metre, using the same formula the WisutWood factory quotes with.
- 1Pick the wood species and the board profile
- 2Enter the room size (we convert it into boards and metres for you) or the number of boards you need
- 3Get an instant estimate split into wood, labour, materials per board and per metre — our team then calls back to confirm the real price
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".