Pre-cut framing, from the lumberyard
Every board leaves something behind.
Structmill solves the cut list at the yard, so the offcut never gets on the truck.
The same order, delivered two ways
Cut on site A stack of stock lengths and a saw. Every piece is measured, marked and cut in the weather.
Delivered pre-cut The same order, solved as one problem: sorted, labeled, bundled in the order it goes up.
Less waste. No saw. Days back.
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Waste stays at the yard
The whole list is solved at once, so one stock length carries several pieces instead of one piece and a remnant. What is left over stays at the yard, where it is still worth something.
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No saw on site
Pieces arrive at final length, labeled and in the order they go up. Nobody measures, nobody marks, and nobody makes the same cut for the thousandth time at three in the afternoon.
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Time back
Measuring and cutting is a real slice of every framing day, repeated thousands of times per house. Delivered pre-cut, the crew starts building the morning the truck shows up.
Run it yourself.
Both of these solve real cut lists in your browser — the same packing problem the yard engine solves, at a smaller scale.
Build a list
Add pieces one at a time and watch the packing plan re-solve. Then send the order to the yard and watch the saw time go to zero.
Open the demo →Pick a project
A privacy fence and an 1,800 square foot house are the same problem at different scales. Pick one and see how the lumber order changes.
Open the demo →Structmill exists to end this.
We are building automated pre-cutting that lives at the lumberyard, so the right pieces — and only the right pieces — arrive on the truck.