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Clothing Store Floor Plan

m²
268
Fitting Rooms
2

A clothing store with one open sales floor: two island display tables in the middle, fixtures along the walls and a cashier counter to one side. Two fitting rooms sit side by side at the back, next to the door to a stock room, a staff lounge and a restroom.

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Downloading and sharing are not available yet. Adapting this layout means describing it to the AI generator, which spends credits.

Room breakdown

Room areas are net of wall thickness and circulation, so they add up to less than the stated total. Use these figures as the baseline when you describe changes to the generator.

RoomDimensionsFeatures
Sales FloorAbout 20.0 × 7.7 m (154 m²)Two island display tables, wall shelving and rails
Cashier CounterAbout 4.3 × 3.0 m (12.9 m²)Counter with a till and two chairs
Fitting Rooms (×2)About 5.1 × 2.4 m (12.2 m²)Side by side along the back wall, each with a chair
StockroomAbout 8.4 × 4.0 m (33.6 m²)Empty room for stock, door to the sales floor
Staff LoungeAbout 7.1 × 4.0 m (28.4 m²)Table, chairs and a storage unit
RestroomAbout 4.4 × 4.0 m (17.6 m²)Toilet and basin

Key specifications

Total Area
About 268 m² (2,885 sq ft), single level
Sales Floor
Open floor with two island display tables and wall fixtures
Fitting Rooms
Two cubicles side by side along the back wall
Back of House
Stock room, staff lounge and restroom

Common modifications

Three changes this layout takes well, with the area each one moves around.

  • Add two more fitting rooms

    Two more cubicles fit beside the existing pair along the back wall, which matters most for stores where try-on rates are high.

  • Create a dedicated footwear zone

    A 20 m² area with bench seating and wall display separates shoes from clothing, and the seating pulls double duty during busy periods.

  • Shrink the stockroom for more sales floor

    Moving the stock room wall back releases floor to the sales area, workable if deliveries are frequent enough to keep back stock low.

How to customise this template

  1. Pick the closest layout

    Compare room lists, total area and plot width across the library, and choose the template nearest to your plot, unit or lease outline.

  2. Note your changes

    Write down what should change — rooms to add, resize or remove — in words you can give the generator, using the approximate room breakdown on this page as a guide.

  3. Generate a new version

    Describe the adapted layout to the AI floor plan generator, or upload a plan image to the floor plan editor and describe the edit. Each run spends credits.

  4. Review before you build

    Results are planning images, not permit-ready drawings. Export to DXF, PDF and PNG is planned but not live yet.

Clothing Store Floor Plan FAQ

The drawing does not give aisle widths. Plan the main route at roughly 1.5 to 1.8 m around the island tables, and wider if you expect prams or wheelchairs.

Side by side, they can be watched from one point and share the space in front of them, which uses less floor and less staff time than cubicles spread around the store.

Yes. The cubicles are simple partitions along the back wall, so adding, removing or resizing them does not affect the rest of the store.

Roughly 154 m² of the total is open sales floor, well over half. The rest goes to the fitting rooms, the counter and the stock and staff rooms.