A free appliance + fixture library for Mozaik.

Every product places as a 3D model in plans, elevations, and renders, with the manufacturer's dimensions locked so nothing stretches. The full product list with dimensions is in the manifest.

Rendered from the library's own models — ten of the thirty-six.

Two ways in. The release download holds one folder — PM Fixtures and Appliances: copy it into your Mozaik Product Libraries folder and restart Mozaik; the whole library appears with its category tree. The install guide covers it click by click, including how to add single products to a library you already have.

Or explore the repo and take only what you need: every product is a browsable .moz + .skp pair in the Products folder, the manifest lists them all with dimensions and sources, and pull requests are open if you want to contribute a model back.

I want to install a free appliance library into Mozaik cabinet software. It's on GitHub here: https://github.com/fshilmover/Peppermodern-Mozaik-Appliance-Library — I've never used GitHub. Walk me through downloading it and copying the library folder into my Mozaik Product Libraries folder, one step at a time, and wait for me to confirm each step.

I use an open-source GitHub repository: https://github.com/fshilmover/Peppermodern-Mozaik-Appliance-Library — I've never used GitHub beyond downloading. Teach me, one step at a time: first how to explore the repo and download individual files, then how to fork it, create a branch, add or change files, and open a pull request to contribute back. Wait for me to confirm each step before the next.

I'm sharing this to pay it forward. The tradeoff between collaboration and competition in this trade favors collaboration. I can only speak for my own market, but demand isn't the bottleneck — labor is, and building a great team. Competing hard over customers makes sense when work is scarce, and that isn't what I see. Every shop modeling the same refrigerator on its own time is waste. I'd rather share mine and see what comes back.

Each model starts from the manufacturer's printed spec sheet. We use Claude to write a SketchUp build script to those dimensions, check the result against the drawing, and place it in Mozaik to verify it renders correctly before it ships. Where a manufacturer publishes their own 3D model, we use it unmodified. One rule throughout: cabinet cutout dimensions come from the spec sheet, never from measuring the model.

Requests go to the shop inbox; finished models land in the library for everyone.

If you've modeled something the library is missing, open a pull request on GitHub, or email the files to info@peppermodern.com and we'll add them with credit. The format is simple — a .moz and .skp pair with dimensions from the spec sheet. New to pull requests? The second prompt under Get it teaches the whole flow.

We're working toward a version where you enter a make and model and get a Mozaik-ready file back without waiting on us. If it can run free under our existing Claude subscription, it will be free; if not, we'll pass through the compute cost and nothing more. This is not a revenue project. More resources will show up on this page as they're ready.