In this menu, we can add elements to our drawing. Insertion occurs in 2D views, and the program switches automatically between them. After defining the element to be drawn using the windows opened by the menu items, click the OK button in the window. The window will close and the program will switch to top view for insertion. The elements to be inserted – marked in red – can be moved on the drawing sheet with the mouse. At this stage, the following functions are available:

- Pressing the TAB key toggles the alignment function on and off. When enabled, it helps insert new elements such that if brought within 50 mm of an existing element, it snaps precisely beside it. With alignment off, elements can be placed closer than 50 mm.
- Using the keyboard arrows allows finer movements than with the mouse for more precise placement.
- Using the PageUp - PageDown keys, we can adjust rotation.
- Holding down the left mouse button allows moving the drawing sheet on the screen.
- Pressing the right mouse button toggles a measuring tool on and off, which helps position the element. Measured values can be read at the bottom right of the window. (This method can also be used to draw dimension lines, described in the "View" menu.)
- Using the vertical scroll wheel, we can zoom in and out of the drawing.
If multiple copies of the element are to be added (e.g., cabinet legs), hold SHIFT and click with the left mouse button. One element is placed, and additional ones can be added without moving on.

Insertion is always recommended at maximum zoom for millimeter precision. Once placement in top view is complete, a left mouse click (without SHIFT) switches the program to front view, where the element can be positioned vertically on the drawing. SHIFT can also be used to place multiple copies. After this, another click finishes the insertion. The program then returns to the view from which drawing started.

Board:

Creating a board.
In the appearing window, we can set the board’s size, color, corner cuts, edge banding, and rotation on the drawing.
For corner cuts, both diagonal or two side lengths can be specified for all four corners.
Rotation can be specified in degrees around the X, Y, and Z axes or selected from preset rotations via icons. Vertical rotation can still be corrected during insertion as described above.
The "Group" field allows creating a group for the element or adding it to an existing group.

Door:

Creating a door.
After specifying the size and rotation, one of four door types can be chosen: door front, board door, foil door, and aluminum framed door. For foil doors, the milling pattern must also be selected, and the aluminum frame can be one of three thicknesses. Board doors cannot have glass.
Board and foil doors can also be drawn with cross patterns.

Worktop:

Creating a worktop.
Similar to the previous menu items, size, color, rotation, and corner cuts can be set before inserting the new worktop.

Box:

Drawing a box. A furniture piece consisting of two sides, top and bottom, internal shelves, and back panel with the following parameters:
- Height:

The total height of the box including legs, if any.

- Width:

The width of the box.

- Depth:

The depth of the box excluding doors and back panel.

- Board thickness:

Thickness of the boards forming the box.

- Base:

Specify whether the box should have legs or a plinth.
"With legs": side panels are shorter by leg height, and a leg of the type and color set in the Color menu is added.
"With plinth": the bottom shelf is raised by the plinth height, side panels remain unchanged, and a cover panel (plinth) is placed between them.

- Assembly:

Specify how the box should be assembled.
'From sides' – side panels hold the top and bottom.
'Bottom up' – sides hold the top but sit on the bottom.
'Top down' – sides hold the bottom, top sits on sides.
'Top-bottom' – top and bottom hold the sides.

- Back panel fitting:

Determines how the back panel is placed.
'None' – the back panel is simply placed on the back.
'Rabbet' – 3mm thickness is routed into side panels.
'Groove' – the back panel sits in a groove 10mm from the side panel edge.
Specify the depth for panel insertion into the sides.

- Number of shelves:

The number of internal shelves. The 'Narrow' checkbox makes shelves 5 mm narrower than the box.

- Connector:

The width of connectors for lower kitchen cabinets, under tops and drawers.

- Number of doors:

Number of doors side by side (1–2). 0 means no doors.

- Door gap:

Gap size between doors. Box size and this value determine door dimensions.
1 door: height and width reduced by this value.
2 doors: height reduced by this value, width reduced by double this value.
For kitchen drawer cabinets, this also determines gaps between drawers.
Changing this value recalculates door sizes without altering box dimensions; the cell turns red if invalid.

- Bottom offset:

Distance of the door from the bottom of the box. Changing it shifts the door but does not recalculate box or door sizes; red indicates invalid values.

- Top:

This value is auto-calculated. It is the distance between the top of the box and the upper edge of the door/drawer after gaps are considered.

- Drawer front height:

Height of lower kitchen drawers, default 125 mm or closest in the Door Size Table.

- Height:

Height of doors or tall drawers. Program calculates box height including drawer, door gaps, and bottom offset.

- Width:

Door width, calculated as described above. Editable freely; green if matches standard size.

- Drawer:

Check to draw drawers. Available only in lower kitchen cabinets. Drawer types described in drawer drawing menu.

- Color:

Color of door and board can be changed.

- Rotate:

Rotation around Y-axis can be set, adjustable during placement.

- Group:

Assign a name to the box.

Kitchen Lower Cabinet:

These menus are basically like the box drawing menu but for kitchen cabinets under the counter: - Sink – cabinet for sink. - Simple – 1 or 2-door cabinet with shelf. - Top drawer – 1 or 2-door cabinet with a drawer above. - 1+2 drawer – 1 low drawer above, 2 tall drawers below. - 3+1 drawer – 3 low drawers, 1 tall drawer below. - 2 drawer – 2 tall drawers. - Built-in oven – cabinet under counter for 600x600mm oven, with drawer below.

For drawer cabinets, you can choose whether to draw drawers and which type of drawer sides to use. Drawer types are described in the drawer menu.
Initial box height is pre-calculated based on the 'Door Size Selection', depth defaults to 510 mm but can be changed.

Drawer:

Drawer can be drawn from boards with a back panel, or with boards for metal drawer sides. - Board type:

Assembled from 4 boards with back panel at the bottom. Specified dimensions are external; height includes back panel thickness.

- Board with drawer slide type:

Same assembly, width reduced by drawer slide 25mm; provide internal box width. Available slide lengths listed.

- Single-wall metal type:

Drawer bottom and back for single-wall metal sides. Width = internal box width minus 31mm. Available slide lengths and heights listed.

- Double-wall metal type:

Drawer bottom and back for double-wall metal sides. Width = internal box width minus 86mm and 97mm.

- Double-wall pro metal type:

Drawer bottom and back for double-wall pro metal sides. Width = internal box width minus 75mm and 87mm.

- Double-wall metal slim type:

Drawer bottom and back for double-wall slim metal sides. Width = internal box width minus 75mm and 87mm.

- Double-wall pro18 metal type:

Drawer bottom and back for double-wall pro18 sides. Width = internal box width minus 19mm and 40mm.
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Furniture Leg:

Drawing furniture legs according to selected type, color, and specified height. During insertion in top view, holding SHIFT places the leg on the floor automatically, allowing continued drawing without reopening the menu. ESC ends insertion.

Handle:

Placing handles is the same as any other element. Three shapes with three selectable colors.

Skirting Board:

Ends of skirting boards can be cut at angles. Positive and negative angles up to 45° can be specified.

Wall:

Creating a wall inside a room. Dimensions must fit within the room. Placement and handling is the same as a board, but drawn with gray lines.

Tile:

Tiles are placed similarly to boards.

Accessories:

Kitchen tools, after specifying size, position, and optionally color, are inserted like other elements.

Group from file:

Previously saved group can be inserted into the drawing. Placement works like any other element.