Xiaomaifang:
plan your climbing frame
here first
Open and build. Change a ready-made model, or start from one tube.
New here? Xiaomaifang in 3 minutes
Open and build. Change a ready-made model, or start from one tube.
New here? Xiaomaifang in 3 minutes
Six starting points: choose what you need, in any order. Find a ready-made model, build your own or start with AI, then save it, check your parts and prepare to build.
Search by play features, footprint and the parts you own. Open a model to explore its 3D structure and parts list. Save a favourite or open it in Builder to make changes for your home.
Record room dimensions and furniture layouts in My home, and organise the parts you own. When choosing or editing a model, check where it will fit, then compare the parts you have with what is missing.
Edit an existing model or start from a single tube. Add parts, adjust the structure and view it from different angles. The parts list updates as you work, ready for a final check.
Describe your available space, play features and existing parts. Add details when asked, then open the result in Builder to edit it and check dimensions and connections. The fee is shown before you submit.
Save the model and export the files, parts list and assembly manual you need. Compare with your inventory and check the actual space, connections and condition of parts before building. Create a sharing link or delivery page only when you want others to view it.
Post build photos, progress, tips or questions. Text and pictures are enough; you can also link an existing public model. You decide whether to provide your own complete model.
Use a ready-made model, design your own or start with AI. Each route has four steps, screenshots and a place to try it.
New designs, extra parts and hands-on tips. Share what you build at home.
Xiaomaifang is a tool site I built alone, starting from the climbing frame at home. I wanted another shape for the kids, looked at the software on offer, and every option wanted a desktop install, so I wrote this. It builds in the browser, counts parts, prints assembly steps, and the file still opens in the factory app.
If something feels wrong, say so in the feedback box. I read it every day.
Write whatever is on your mind: a stuck step, a missing feature, a detail that should change. A screenshot or clip helps.