Lay out a slotted plywood wall in your browser — boxes, shelves, desks and hooks — and get the list of parts. Then we price it and cut it.
what it is.
Rejig is a wall that rearranges: slotted plywood panels, with boxes, shelves, desks and hooks that drop into the slots and move later. The configurator is where you lay one out. Set the wall, place the pieces, and see what it takes to make it.
It’s a small tool. We put it together in September 2026, and it’s still a first version. But it does the useful thing: it turns a drawing on screen into a list of parts and a file the workshop can read. Then we cut it on the same router as our projects.
where we use it.
It’s how a Rejig wall starts: you lay one out, send it to us, and we take it from there — checking it, cutting it and fitting it. The pictures here are renders from the configurator; photos of a real wall in a room will follow once one is up.
what it doesn’t do.
- There are no prices online. Every room is a little different, so we price each wall when you send it to us.
- There’s no checkout yet. You send us the design and we take it from there.
- It doesn’t know your wall — the sockets, the pipes, the corner that isn’t square. We check those before we cut.
- The modules come in the sizes in the catalogue. Anything else is a conversation, not a setting.
- Designs live in your browser. Clear it and they’re gone, unless you kept the share link.
what’s next.
- Ordering online. For now, the site sends an enquiry.
- Patterns on the panels: D’Arcy, our pattern library, is planned to plug in, starting with a cell pattern filling one panel type.
- A real wall, photographed in a room.
rejig, up close.
