For stone fabricators
Turn plan PDFs into reviewed countertop measurements, fabrication details, and itemized quotes—in one workspace.
Schedule a Free DemoWork directly from the customer or designer plan. Keep countertop geometry and job details tied to the source drawing while the estimator reviews every decision.
2cm.ai helps remove repetitive measuring and re-entry without replacing the judgment that protects scope and margin. The estimator remains responsible for reviewing the source drawing and captured details.
Carry the takeoff forward with its drawing context, then apply your shop's material, edge, cutout, labor, and installation pricing before sharing a customer-facing quote.
It is a workspace for turning a source drawing into countertop geometry, measurements, and fabrication details that an estimator can review before pricing. In 2cm.ai, the reviewed takeoff can continue into a connected quote.
Yes. Upload a plan PDF and work directly over the drawing. You can also start from a plan image or a field sketch supplied as an image. If your source is a CAD file, confirm the supported workflow with us before choosing a plan; this page does not promise native CAD import.
Before relying on a takeoff, check the drawing scale against a known dimension on the source plan. Review the resulting countertop dimensions and area, especially when a plan has been resized or scanned. Resolve missing or conflicting dimensions before preparing the final quote.
Yes. The takeoff workflow keeps countertop surfaces, edges, splashes, and opening requirements with the drawing. Review sink and cooktop cutouts, faucet holes, seams, and waterfall details alongside the measurements so the scope is ready to price.
AI assistance does not make a takeoff final. The estimator traces, inspects, and adjusts the captured geometry and details, then checks scale, dimensions, openings, fabrication requirements, and pricing against the source drawing before sharing a quote.
The reviewed job can move into an itemized 2cm.ai quote. Apply your shop’s material, edge, cutout, labor, and other pricing choices, then review the customer-facing line items. Confirm any required CAD, machine, or third-party export format with us before relying on it for your workflow.
No. A plan-based takeoff supports estimating and quoting; it should not be treated as a final fabrication template. Verify site conditions, dimensions, and fabrication requirements through your shop’s field-measurement and templating process before production.