Design sandalwood-flower offering shrines and ceremonial booths with production files
Prakobd has 3 templates for the sandalwood flower offering booth for the Queen Mother: Design 1, a lotus-shaped booth, and Design 2, a simple-shaped booth, both built to the ministry's standard drawings with a steel frame clad in 20 mm waterproof plywood, plus a lotus-shaped booth in 9 mm plywood assembled as a bolt-together knock-down box. The size is adjustable, and you get a 3D design, CNC cutting files and a cut list. The plywood version includes a vinyl print file, while the standard-design file packs attach the ministry's drawings as PDF, DWG and SKP
Design 1: lotus-shaped shrine booth, 5.00 m tall, and design 2: simple-shaped shrine booth, 4.30 m tall, 2.60 m wide and 1.80 m deep. Steel box-section frame clad in 20 mm waterproof plywood. Includes the ministry's drawing file set to use alongside
Knock-down 9 mm plywood design
The backdrop is divided into boxes by columns × rows, joined with wing bolts. It can be moved and assembled on site. Curved edges use grooved, bent plywood, and the rear bracing can be open or closed.
Printing and colors for each design
The 9 mm plywood design comes with vinyl print files for the backdrop, gold band and an empty oval frame for the shop to place the officially permitted royal portrait itself, or the painted area of each color. The standard designs include an exterior paint color list per the ministry's drawings
Scale to the installation space
Adjust the height, width, base depth, base height, where the lotus-petal curve starts, the size and height of the oval frame, the width of the gold band, and turn the altar-table platform on or off
Workflow
Choose a shrine design
Choose design 1, the lotus-shaped shrine, or design 2, the plain shrine, to the ministry's standard drawings, or the 9 mm plywood lotus-shaped shrine built as a box.
Scale to the installation space
Enter the height, width and base depth to suit the real space. Adjust the oval frame, gold band and rear brace
Check the 3D design
See the finished booth in the 3D view, explode the parts to view the inner frame, and read the cautions before exporting
Download the production file pack
Download the ZIP with the CNC cut files, assembly drawing, cut list, vinyl print files for the plywood design, or the ministry's drawings for the standard designs
Production file cost from real examples
Designing, viewing in 3D and viewing the nesting are free. You pay credits when you download the production file pack (ZIP), which is charged by the number of sheets and parts in the job.
Sheets counted against the standard 1220 × 2440 mm sheet · regular pack 1 credit ≈ 2 THB · On your first big-pack top-up, 1 credit ≈ 1 THB · New members get 80 credits to try · Price as of 2 Nov 2026 See all at Pricing and credit packs
Who it's for
✓Sign shops, CNC shops and contractors who build booths for agencies and communities
✓Agencies that need designs to ministry standards, with a cut list, to hand to a production shop
✓Teams that carry the booth to the site to assemble it and take it apart afterwards
Frequently asked questions
What does the production file cost for Ceremony booths?+
Design for free. You pay credits when you download the production file pack (ZIP), charged by the number of sheets and parts in the job. Example: Sandalwood flower offering booth for the Queen Mother 199 credits (≈ 398 THB) · Sandalwood flower offering booth for the Queen Mother (Design 2, simple-shaped booth) 199 credits (≈ 398 THB) · Sandalwood flower offering booth for the Queen Mother (Design 1, lotus-shaped booth) 199 credits (≈ 398 THB)
How do the ministry-standard designs differ from the 9 mm plywood design?+
Both standard designs use a steel box-section frame clad in 20 mm waterproof plywood, following the ministry's drawings. The 9 mm plywood design is cut entirely on CNC and assembled as a bolted box, with no steel frame needed
Does the file pack include the ministry's standard drawings?+
Yes. The production file packs for Design 1 and Design 2 include a ministry standard-design folder with the architectural and structural engineering drawings as PDF, the DWG files, the SKP model, and the royal portrait image files for printing
Can I use the steel frame list as is?+
The steel list is an estimate for ordering materials. Design 1 follows engineering drawing S69028, while Design 2 is sized from the overall drawing and uses a steel frame comparable to Design 1, so have an engineer check it before building
Can it be set up outdoors?+
The 9 mm plywood design has the rear brace open by default. If set up outdoors, weigh it down with sandbags; with the brace closed, set it up indoors or fix it to a wall only