Design a raised planter box in 3D by setting length, width, board height, layers, thickness and posts, then export separate parts as OBJ or GLB.
PlanterCustomizer builds a raised planter box from separate board and corner-post meshes. Set the footprint, board layers, board height, thickness, and post size, then inspect the result in a live Three.js preview.
Inputs are metric dimensions in millimetres for length, width, board height, board layers, board thickness, and corner-post size.
The output is a WebGL planter preview and separate board/post geometry in OBJ or GLB format. It does not calculate joinery, fasteners, drainage, soil loads, material estimates, or construction validation.
It sets how many board layers are stacked in the planter walls. The total height is derived from the number of layers and board height.
The preview derives total wall height from the selected board count and board height; it does not add a construction or soil-load allowance.
Yes. The generated board and post meshes are kept as separate parts in the scene export, subject to the behavior of the OBJ or GLB format.
No. It is a geometry helper and does not account for joinery, fasteners, waste, material availability, drainage, or structural loads.
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