Sketch or 3D view
Purpose
Review the shape, product layout and branding areas visually.
What we agree
Views, design version and required changes. Dimensions and technical specifications are defined separately.
How it works
From inquiry to delivery.
We plan the structure and artwork, agree sampling and approval, and coordinate production, inspection and delivery. A description of your project is enough to get started.
Your project in four stages
From the initial brief to the agreed specification.
Inquiry
Tell us about the product, location, display quantity and preferred timing. We clarify undecided details together.
- Product dimensions, weight and photos or drawings
- Specify the number of displays and items per display separately
- Footprint, period of use, destinations and preferred date
OutcomeAn agreed brief with requirements and open questions.
Design and quote
We agree the structure, materials and artwork. The quote sets out the specification, quantity and scope.
- Sketch, dimension drawing or 3D view to suit the project scope
- Agree materials, product holders and printed areas
- Account for development, tooling, samples and logistics in the quote
OutcomeA design and quote for the agreed scope.
Sampling and approval
You review the structure and artwork. An agreed sample helps check fit and handling before series production.
- Agree the sample type, review scope, cost and timing
- Review product fit, loading and assembly with the sample
- Approve the design version and artwork before series production
OutcomeAn approved specification as the basis for series production.
Production and delivery
The series is produced after approval and checked against the agreed criteria. Packaging and delivery are coordinated.
- Check dimensions, function, finishes and loading to the agreed inspection plan
- Carry out assembly, filling and protective packing as ordered
- Agree assembly information, delivery addresses and transport
OutcomeThe agreed specification, packaging and delivery.
Sampling
What you can review before production
The useful documents and samples depend on your display. Scope, costs and timing are agreed in the quote.
Dimension drawing and artwork
Purpose
Define dimensions, components, product holders and printed areas.
What we agree
Materials, dimensions, graphics and version. Production uses the approved specification.
Physical sample
Purpose
Check fit, assembly, product access and the agreed load in practice.
What we agree
Sampled components, materials, printing and review scope, plus costs and shipping. Differences from the eventual series are recorded.
Quality
Checks suited to the design
Inspection criteria, scope and documentation are agreed for each project, based on the approved specification.
Dimensions and components
Compare dimensions, materials and connections with the drawing. For multi-part displays, this includes how the components fit together.
Function and loading
Check product fit, access and stability. Depending on the design, this can include hooks, rotating mechanisms, doors or a load test with the agreed contents.
Finishes and printed graphics
Check print positions, branding areas, finishes and workmanship against the approval. Color references and visible areas are agreed in advance.
Assembly and packaging
Check assembly, accessories and packaging for completeness and suitability for the agreed delivery format. Sensitive surfaces and edges are considered.
These areas provide a basis for the inspection plan. Specific measurements, inspection quantities and records are agreed before production.
Assembly and delivery
Information for use on site
The required information is matched to the delivery format and assembly process. Depending on the project, it can include:
Assembly and handling
Assembly instructions and guidance on components, connections and loading suited to the design.
Photos and videos
Images of the sample, assembly or packaging within the agreed documentation scope.
Packing and delivery allocation
Agreed packing units, labeling and allocation to the intended recipients.
Production and transport in the schedule
We plan design, questions, agreed sampling, approval, manufacture and transport. The requested arrival date is confirmed after review; production time is only one part of the schedule.
No-obligation inquiry
Request a
custom display.
Tell us about your product, quantity and location. We will review your requirements and discuss the specification with you.
Start your projectNo obligation · No finished concept needed
