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Medieval Tabletop House / Laser-cut design

A medieval house. Lift the floors.

SVG and DXF files for a medieval tabletop house with removable floors and roof. Build it for 26, 28 or 32 mm miniatures, with staircases, a fireplace and a PDF assembly guide.

Digital design · SVG + DXF · PDF guide
No physical model or materials are shipped.

Three-quarter visualization of a medieval tabletop house with green roof, timber framing and stone-pattern ground floor
AI-assisted model visualization based on 21CNCStudio design renders.

01 /The design

Lift the roof. Reach each floor.

Timber framing, projecting windows and a green roof sit above the stone-pattern ground floor. Remove the roof and floor sections to reach the rooms, staircase and fireplace shown in the original renders.

The finished house measures 111 mm wide, 140 mm deep and 190 mm high. Files for 3 mm and 1/8-inch plywood are supplied with PDF assembly instructions. This is the small tabletop house, separate from the larger 1:27 house designs.

Removable sections

Lift the roof and floors to reach the interior.

Interior details

Staircases and a fireplace are part of the house design.

Three miniature sizes

The house is intended for 26 mm, 28 mm and 32 mm setups.

02 /At your workbench

Choose your material.Make it fit.

01 /

Measure first.

Check your actual material thickness and the matching file version. Test the slots and kerf on a small cut.

02 /

Check the layout.

Open the supplied design in compatible laser software. Check that the layout fits your machine’s usable work area.

03 /

Follow the guide.

Use the PDF assembly guide to identify the parts and work through the construction sequence.

Plan this build.

Choose the version matching your measured plywood. Test the joints and opening entrance door, and follow the guide so removable sections remain accessible after finishing.

At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. This refers to one part, not the assembled model or the whole cutting layout. Rescaling changes that limit.

Before you start.

Miniature sizes
26 mm, 28 mm and 32 mm
Design files
SVG + DXF
Assembly guide
PDF included
Material versions
3 mm / 1/8 inch plywood
Finished size
111 × 140 × 190 mm (W × D × H)
Access
Removable floors and roof; opening entrance door
Interior
Staircases and fireplace
Can I get this house together with the church?

Yes. The separate Medieval House & Gothic Church Bundle contains this small house and the tabletop church. This listing is for the house on its own.

What do I receive?

SVG and DXF designs for the medieval tabletop house, with a PDF assembly guide and versions for 3 mm and 1/8-inch plywood. No physical house, miniatures or material is supplied.

Can I change the scale?

Scale every part equally. Slots and tabs change with the design, so the material thickness must change in the same proportion; the finished dimensions also change. Test the fit and kerf before cutting all the parts.

Can I use the design commercially?

The files are for personal use. Contact 21CNCStudio before commercial use or selling finished items. Do not resell, share or redistribute the digital files without permission.

03 /From the studio to your workbench

Build an accessible medieval house.

View the Medieval Tabletop House file package and its current terms on Etsy.

View files on EtsyDigital design files.
No physical model, material or hardware is shipped.
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