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Bathroom furniture 3D configurator: buyers plan their own bathroom

Bathrooms are small, so every centimetre counts, and buyers worry that the vanity will block the door or the shower door will not open fully. Catalogue photos taken in a spacious showroom do not answer that. A bathroom furniture 3D configurator shows the chosen units and fittings in the buyer's own room size and prices them as they go.

Short answer

What is a bathroom furniture 3D configurator?

A bathroom furniture 3D configurator is a tool on a maker's or online shop's website where the buyer chooses vanity unit, worktop, mirror, shower enclosure or bath, their sizes and colours, and the 3D view and price update instantly. Trimata builds it from your range and production rules.

Vanity unit

  • Wall hung or floor standing
  • Width 60 to 160 cm
  • Drawers or doors
  • Single or double basin

Fronts and handles

  • Matt or gloss painted
  • Woodgrain
  • Handles or push to open

Worktop and basin

  • Cast stone
  • Ceramic
  • Wood effect
  • Inset
  • Countertop or integrated basin

Shower enclosure

  • Walk in panel
  • Hinged or sliding door
  • Corner
  • Clear
  • Frosted or tinted glass

Profile finish

  • Chrome
  • Matt black
  • Brushed steel
  • Gold tone

Mirror

  • Plain
  • With LED lighting
  • With demister pad
  • Mirror cabinet
What buyers chooseFor this product we build the 3D model from your photos or drawings.

What buyers ask before ordering bathroom furniture

  • Will a 100 cm vanity fit between the wall and the shower?
  • Will the doors swell in the damp?
  • Will the shower door open if the toilet is right next to it?
  • Will limescale show on black profiles?
  • Will a lit mirror steam up after a shower?
  • Can I have a double basin vanity in a non standard width?

What buyers can choose in the configurator

The buyer can enter their own bathroom size, and the configurator shows how the chosen units and fittings fit into it.

ChoiceOptionsWhy show it in 3D
Vanity unitwall hung or floor standing, width 60 to 160 cm, drawers or doors, single or double basinThe buyer sees how much floor is left to walk through and how drawers open around the trap.
Fronts and handlesmatt or gloss painted, woodgrain, handles or push to openThe front colour sets the mood of the room, so it needs to be seen next to the tiles.
Worktop and basincast stone, ceramic, wood effect, inset, countertop or integrated basinA countertop basin changes the height and outline, which is easier to see than to read.
Shower enclosurewalk in panel, hinged or sliding door, corner, clear, frosted or tinted glassThe model shows which way the door opens and whether it catches on anything.
Profile finishchrome, matt black, brushed steel, gold toneProfiles must match taps and handles, so buyers want to see them together.
Mirrorplain, with LED lighting, with demister pad, mirror cabinetLighting on the model shows how the whole bathroom changes in the evening.
Bathfreestanding, built in, corner, acrylic or cast stone, lengthA freestanding bath needs more room than it seems, and 3D shows that at once.

Add-ons that raise the order value

Bathrooms also sell tall cabinets, shelving above the toilet, drawer dividers, hooks and towel rails, a mirror demister, an anti limescale coating on shower glass and fitting.

The tall cabinet is a typical case. Buyers assume it will crowd a small room and leave it out. When the model shows a slim cabinet fitting beside the door and hiding all the bottles, they change their mind.

Anti limescale coating looks like a detail in a price list, so it is often missed. When the buyer picks clear glass and sees a short note with the price difference right beside it, they add the coating in the same order.

Which 3D format suits bathrooms

FormatFitWhen to choose it
3D configuratorStrong fitWhen you make vanity units in several widths and colours and shower enclosures to size.
3D view with ARGood fitWhen buyers want to stand a vanity or bath in their own bathroom on a phone and check the gaps.
Renders and videoStrong fitWhen you need room shots for every colour and width without a showroom shoot.
B2B quote builderStrong fitWhen hotels or developers order furniture and enclosures for dozens of identical bathrooms.

Why makers choose Trimata

  • We review your request within 24 hours

    Send a photo, drawing or link, and we review your request within 24 hours and get back to you with an offer.

  • Fixed price

    We agree the price up front, before work starts.

  • One model, many uses

    The same 3D model gives you a configurator, an AR view, catalogue photos and video.

  • You own the files

    The 3D models are yours to use anywhere, with anyone.

  • Lithuanian and English

    Configurators speak both languages, which suits makers exporting to Scandinavia or Germany.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The buyer enters the wall lengths and door position, and the units and fittings are laid out in that plan. If something does not fit, they see it before ordering.
Yes. Vanities, mirrors, enclosures and baths can sit in one tool, or each range can have its own. It depends on how you sell.
Yes. The price can follow width, height, glass type and profile finish from your price list. Sizes outside your limits lead to an enquiry.
No. We start with the ranges that have the most variants or the most returns. Other products can stay with photos and get 3D later.

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