The power of a CAD, at counter speed.
In Marmos a piece is not a form with measurements: it is a real drawing. And from it come the price, the work order, the cut sheet and the machine file.
Draw it, don’t fill it in
Drag the measurements on the canvas and the piece appears: countertops, islands, thresholds, sills, niches, vanities, stairs. No form, no spreadsheet, no calculator on the side.
Aprons and backsplashes
One click on the edge and the piece gets its strip, with its own height. You can split an edge and run an apron along only the half that needs it.
Rounded corners by dragging
Pull a corner inward and it rounds off. Round the second one and it snaps to the same radius as the first — that is how you get all four corners equal without typing a radius.
Cutouts and sinks
Sinks, cooktops and faucet holes positioned right on the drawing. Carved sinks with frame, walls and base. A cutout that runs off the stone turns red before it becomes a wasted slab.
Real laminated edges
Slab glued to slab, with its own width and its own thickness. A 2 cm top with a 3 cm build-up gives a 5 cm band — and the band is computed, not typed.
Thickness comes from the stone
The system offers the thicknesses you registered for that granite. It is not a fixed list of 2 and 3 cm: if you work in 15 mm, you register 15 mm and everything follows.
3D with the real texture
The 3D comes from the drawing itself, with the chosen stone. A temporary link puts the piece in front of the client before approval — they see the piece, not a table of square meters.
Price follows the line
Every finished edge, every cutout and every square meter enters the total as you draw, with cost and margin. You close the quote while the client is still in front of you.
From the same drawing, nothing redrawn.
Quote
A PDF ready to send, with the price tied to the piece you drew.
Cut sheet
Outline, dimensions, positioned cutouts and the edges that change the work, marked.
DXF for the machine
In millimeters, per stone or for the whole order.
Slab plan
Yield with a cutting sequence, for bridge saw or CNC. The offcut becomes stock.
Draw your first piece today
Free trial, nothing to install. Open it on the desktop, the tablet or the phone on site.