Custom Design

This is the first crucial step to fully understand the client's needs and project specifications. During the site visit, the design team visits the location where the custom product will be installed. Taking precise measurements, assessing the surrounding environment and discussing with the client to understand all their needs and preferences.

After the site survey, a detailed site survey is performed using a 3D scanner. This tool allows for accurate data on the dimensions and structure of the environment, providing a solid basis for the design. The data collected with the 3D scanner will be used to create precise digital models of the site, facilitating bespoke design.

With the data collected during the site visit and 3D survey, the design team begins to develop the concept and detailed drawings of the custom product. During this phase, the client's needs and preferences are considered, along with factors such as functionality, aesthetics, materials and costs. The client is involved in the design process to provide feedback and approve the proposed concepts.

Once the design is complete and the customer has approved it, the bespoke product manufacturing phase begins. This may include manufacturing the components, assembly and installation at the designated site. During this phase, it is essential to ensure the quality and accuracy of the work to ensure the final product fully meets the customer's expectations.

Once the design is complete and the customer has approved it , the bespoke product manufacturing phase begins. This may include manufacturing the components, assembly and installation at the designated site. During this phase, it is essential to ensure the quality and accuracy of the work to ensure the final product fully meets the customer's expectations.