What each recorded piece costs
Prices are gold, read from the build panel on 10 November 2026. The right column is where the piece sits in the panel, which is how you find it again.
| Piece | Gold | Panel |
|---|---|---|
| Wall | 50 | Walls, doors & windows |
| Short wall | 25 | Walls, doors & windows |
| Arch | 30 | Walls, doors & windows |
| Stool | 100 | Chairs & seats |
| Chair | 200 | Chairs & seats |
| Bench | 400 | Chairs & seats |
| Wall torch | 100 | Lighting |
| Table | not recorded | Chairs & tables |
| Bar | not recorded | Furniture |
| Wash basin | not recorded | Furniture |
| Kitchen | not recorded | Furniture |
Two things follow from that table. First, walls are cheap and seats are where the money goes: four walls and a short wall still cost less than one bench. Second, a bench is four stools' worth of gold, so early on the cheap seat wins — the guest counter reads the number of seats, not how expensive each one is.
The wall torch at 100 gold matters more than its price suggests. A recorded player could not open at all until the room was lit, so budget one before you budget decorations.
Roof shapes and floors
The roof panel is a separate step from the walls. It offers four shapes — Gable, Hip, Lean-to and Flat — a height setting shown as Classic, and a material row where clay tiles read Terracotta. No roof is marked Free, and the piece prompt spells the choice out as you place it: Gable roof, 3 x 2 tiles: Terracotta [R] turn.
Floors come first in practice. The floor switcher shows Floor 1, Floor 2 and Roof, and Roof stays locked while there is no floor under it. A recorded player learned the same thing the hard way: flooring went down free, the walls did not.
The prices of the individual roof shapes were not readable, so treat "roof costs something, floors may not" as the part that is confirmed, and check the shape price in your own panel before you commit to a big span.
What is missing from this catalogue
This is not the full furniture list. Four pieces appeared in the game without a price being readable: the table, the bar, the wash basin and the kitchen. The official description also promises "hundreds of decorations", and the decoration catalogue was never opened on screen.
So when you plan a room, price the walls, seats and lights from the table above, then open the panel for the rest. The budget planner on this site expects exactly that: it pre-fills the seven recorded prices and lets you overwrite them with whatever your own panel says.
Build Market, plots and expansion
Three different things sit behind one corner of the build screen, and mixing them up wastes gold.
Plot 1 is a dropdown that switches which plot you are editing. It is not an expansion button; it does not tell you how to get a second plot.
Build Market is the shop side: you sell designs you built. The official description ties selling to the Share Pass, which costs 49 Robux and is free for Roblox Premium members. The Tavern Pass at 999 Robux is a separate game pass and its contents were not recorded, so do not buy it expecting market access.
Expanding the plot itself was the one question a real player asked in the comments and the answer was never recorded: the expansion UI, its cost and its requirements were all outside the footage. Treat it as unresolved rather than as free.
Before you spend the gold
- Walls first: a closed room is the gate on everything else.
- One light: the wall torch is 100 gold and an unlit room does not open.
- Seats you can fill: stools are 100 gold each, and the guest counter stops at your seat count.
- Tables and the bar: prices were not recorded — read them in your panel before you assume.
- Only then decoration, crates and the Build Market.
If the list looks bigger than your purse, put it in the budget planner and see which items you have to postpone; that decision is cheaper before you buy than after.