You can define measurement units for your plans and also define how the rounding should be made.
First, go to the styling tool in Cubicasa.
Log in the web portal
Click on Settings in the menu on the left
Select the Styling
Click the edit button of an existing style or press the Create new button
Define the units
You have three options, note that they affect measurements AND area calculation
Metric: plans will be rendered using the metric system, for example, 2.5m x 1.8m
Imperial: plans will be rendered using the imperial system (feet and inches), for example, 7’6″ x 3’4″
Both: If you select this unit you will get your floor plans in both units, metric and imperial.
Note: remember that for each plan you can always download copies with no measurements printed at all.
Rounding
For the metric system
Simply define the number of decimals you would like, examples are given for 7 meters and 13 centimeters:
No decimals, ex. 7m
One decimal, ex. 7.1m
Two decimals, ex. 7.13m
We recommend using only 1 decimal. No decimals might be too vague, and 1 decimals is enough for future owners to evaluate how things will fit and he keeps the plan easy to read.
For the imperial system
Preferences vary from one place to the other, so we have all options to get you covered, examples are given for 7 feet 4 inches
to the closest inch, ex 7'4, (this is the default value)
to the closest tenth of a foot, ex. 7.3
to the closest half foot, ex. 7 1/2
to the closest foot, ex. 7