Hallory
2D floor plans

Draw your venue, room by room

A simple 2D plan of your building means everyone finally pictures the same place. Add photos, capacity, amenities and pricing to each space, and hirers know exactly what they are booking.

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Main HallHall AHall BKitchenMeeting RoomFoyerStage
Fig. 01 · How it works

Three steps, no training

Step 01

Sketch the building

Place halls, meeting rooms, the kitchen and the foyer on a simple plan. No CAD skills and no measuring required.

Step 02

Fill in each space

Give every room a name, capacity, photos, amenities and hire pricing, plus any maintenance notes.

Step 03

Everyone sees the same venue

Admins, staff, volunteers and hirers all work from one drawing, so nobody books a room that will not fit their group.

Fig. 02 · What you get

2D floor plans, in detail

Rooms with real detail

Capacity, resources and availability on every space, so the right room is picked first time.

Per-floor plans

Multi-storey buildings get a plan per floor, each with its own rooms and viewer section.

Photos hirers can see

Room photos carry through to your public booking page, so people know what they are hiring.

Maintenance on the record

Log issues against a specific room so problems are tied to the space, not lost in a group chat.

Put your venue on paper.

One drawing everyone can read

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Fig. 03 · Questions

2D floor plans, answered

No. Hallory’s floor plan editor is a simple drag-and-drop grid designed for non-technical people. You place rooms roughly where they are in the building and give them names. It does not need to be to scale to be useful.

Yes. Each space carries its own hire pricing, so a small meeting room and the main hall are priced correctly without anyone having to remember the difference.

Yes. Rooms reflect their current state, so you can see at a glance which spaces are occupied, which are free and where a clash has been flagged.

Each floor gets its own plan and its own set of rooms, so a multi-storey community centre is as easy to read as a single-hall building.