Furniture Calculator OSRS

Select the Furniture You Want — We'll Handle the Rest. Choose any POH furniture item by category, set your desired quantity, and instantly see every material required, total GP cost, XP earned, GP per XP ratio, and flatpack profit potential. or map out your route with the OSRS construction calculator.

From teleport portals to ornate pools, from gilded altars to jewellery boxes — this calculator covers every buildable item in the Construction skill with accurate material counts and live Grand Exchange pricing.

Travel & Teleports

Portal frames, Portal Nexus components, fairy rings, and spirit trees. These items provide teleportation access and are among the most valuable POH furniture for daily gameplay.

Combat & Restoration

Rejuvenation pools, jewellery boxes, and related combat-support furniture. The Ornate Pool and Ornate Jewellery Box are the two most impactful POH items in the game.

Prayer & Altars

Altars ranging from basic to gilded, plus incense burners. The Gilded Altar with both burners lit provides 350% Prayer XP — essential for efficient Prayer training.

Storage Items

Treasure chests, costume boxes, and display cases. These items free up bank space by storing outfit sets, clue rewards, and collection items within your POH.

Workshop Items

Repair benches and workbenches for armour repair and flatpack creation. Ironmen heavily use the workshop for barrows equipment repair.

Decoration & Tables

Tables, fireplaces, and decorative items. Mahogany Tables are primarily used for XP training (840 XP each) rather than decoration. Gilded items are prestige cosmetics.

Basic Plank Furniture

Items using only planks (oak, teak, mahogany) are the cheapest to build. Mahogany Tables at 840 XP and ~11.8K GP each are the standard high-XP training item.

Gold Leaf Items

Gold Leaf costs ~139K GP each and is used in premium items. The Ornate Jewellery Box alone requires 10 Gold Leaf (~1.39M). Budget carefully for gold leaf items.

Magic Stone Items

Magic Stones at ~975K GP each are the most expensive individual material. The Ornate Pool needs 2, the Jewellery Box needs 1, and the Portal Nexus needs 1. Total: ~3.9M GP in magic stones for all three.

Marble Block Items

Marble Blocks cost ~335K GP each. Used primarily in the Gilded Altar (4 blocks) and decorative items. Less expensive than Magic Stones but still significant.

Cost-Effective XP Furniture

For pure XP training, Mahogany Tables (840 XP, ~11.8K GP, ~14 GP/XP) are the standard. For cheaper XP, Oak Larders (480 XP, ~4.7K GP, ~9.8 GP/XP) are popular.

Keldagrim Stonemason

The NPC shop in Keldagrim sells Gold Leaf, Marble Blocks, and Magic Stones at fixed prices. Sometimes cheaper than GE, especially for Magic Stones. Requires starting The Giant Dwarf quest.

Grand Exchange

Usually the fastest way to buy materials. Prices fluctuate daily — watch trends and buy during price dips. Gold Leaf and Marble Blocks are frequently traded.

Sawmill Operator

Converts logs to planks at fixed rates. Also sells Bolts of Cloth. The Woodcutting Guild sawmill is closest to a bank. Use for planks and cloth.

Self-Gathering for Ironmen

Ironmen buy Gold Leaf, Marble, and Magic Stones from NPC shops only. Planks come from log conversion. Budget GP accordingly for shop purchases.

Flatpack Basics

Flatpacks are tradeable versions of furniture built at the Workshop workbench. They give the same XP as building in your POH but produce a bankable item instead.

Are Flatpacks Profitable?

Generally no. Flatpack sell prices on the GE are far below material costs. The only reason to build flatpacks is for convenience (banking items) rather than profit.

When to Use Flatpacks

Build flatpacks if you need portable XP training without a POH setup, or if specific flatpacks are needed for other content (some quests or activities accept flatpacks).

Flatpack vs POH Building

Building in your POH is always more cost-effective for XP because you don't create a sellable item — but you also don't lose GP on a worthless flatpack. The XP rate is identical either way.

Oak Larders (Level 33+)

480 XP per build, 8 oak planks. ~180K XP/hr. The standard budget training item from 33 onwards. Best GP/XP ratio for traditional POH training at ~9.8 GP/XP.

Mahogany Tables (Level 52+)

840 XP per build, 6 mahogany planks. ~900K XP/hr with Demon Butler. The fastest standard method. Costs ~14.1 GP/XP — expensive but incredibly fast.

Oak Dungeon Doors (Level 74+)

600 XP per build, 10 oak planks. Good mid-range option with oak-tier costs. Slightly better XP/hr than oak larders due to higher XP per build.

Gnome Benches (Level 77+)

840 XP per build, mahogany planks. Up to 950K XP/hr with optimal setup. Slightly faster than Mahogany Tables but requires higher level access.

Mounted Mythical Capes (Level 47+)

After Dragon Slayer II. 370 XP per build with teak planks. ~580K XP/hr. Good middle ground between cost and speed.

Must-Build Items

Ornate Pool, Ornate Jewellery Box, and Portal Nexus. These three items provide 90% of your POH's daily utility. Build these before anything else.

Strongly Recommended Items

Gilded Altar (Prayer training), Fairy Ring + Spirit Tree (travel), Occult Altar (spellbook switching). These items save significant time and GP over their lifetime.

Nice-to-Have Items

Costume storage, treasure chests, trophy displays. These free up bank space and organize collections but don't impact core gameplay.

Pure Luxury Items

Marble fireplaces, gilded decorations, and cosmetic furniture. Beautiful but functionally identical to basic versions. Build only after all utility items are complete.

Item Database

Contains every buildable POH furniture item organized by category. Each item includes level requirement, XP, plank type, plank count, gold leaf, marble blocks, magic stones, and flatpack value.

Material Calculation

Multiplies per-item materials by your desired quantity. Shows exact counts for every material type needed.

Cost Calculation

Multiplies material counts by Grand Exchange prices for each material. Provides a total GP cost and per-item cost breakdown.

XP Calculation

Calculates total Construction XP earned from building the selected items. Shows GP per XP for cost efficiency comparison.

Flatpack Valuation

When flatpack mode is enabled, calculates the profit or loss from selling flatpacks on the GE vs the material cost to build them.

Alternative Suggestions

Recommends cheaper alternatives when expensive items are selected, helping budget-conscious players find better value options.

• Calculate before buying — Use this calculator to know your exact material counts before visiting the GE.
• Buy materials in bulk — Bulk purchases often have slightly lower per-unit costs on the GE.
• Check Keldagrim shop — Gold Leaf, Marble, and Magic Stones may be cheaper from the NPC shop.
• Use Crystal Saw + Spicy Stew — +8 boost lets you build items 8 levels above your current level.
• Don't build flatpacks for profit — They almost always sell at a loss. Build in your POH instead.
• Prioritize functional items — Pool, Jewellery Box, and Portal Nexus before any decorative items.
• Track material waste — Some items use odd material counts. Calculate precisely to avoid buying excess.