One list, one visit
Describe compatible installation, equipment setup and small adjustments together.
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Interior designers
Share the installation list with dimensions, materials and on-site constraints.
Built for access rules
Add entry, parking, lift, permitted hours and an on-site contact.
Clear completion record
The request enters a separate B2B pipeline with scope, status and history.
Putting an agreed plan into place
A design plan needs to be checked against the actual products, walls and materials before work begins.
Typical tasks
- mirrors and shelves
- freestanding furniture
- displays, lighting and smart equipment
Before you send
- share product dimensions and models
- attach the fixing plan
- describe the wall material when known
From design specification to an executable scope
A design is easier to implement when it includes dimensions, product models, fixing points and wall information. Separate freestanding furniture from mirrors, shelving and other permanently fixed products. Heavy items and electrical installations may need additional assessment. Execution cannot be promised without reviewing actual site conditions.
- Dimensioned fixing and placement plan
- Product specifications and instructions
- Photos of the substrate and existing fixtures
Finishing details before presentation
Before photography or handover, small installations and adjustments often remain. State priorities, delivered items and a preferred date. One organised snagging list is more useful than scattered messages. After a scope review, the next practical step can be agreed; the request does not automatically reserve a date.
- Priorities before photography or handover
- Delivered products and missing items
- Contact approving final placement
A design needs checking against the actual products
A drawing or project list is a useful start, but models, dimensions, substrate and access matter before fitting. Share the fixing plan and details of items delivered to site so scope is not based on a visual alone.
- models and dimensions
- placement or fixing plan
- wall material where known
COMMERCIAL SERVICE CLUSTER
The work that completes a space
After delivery, turnover, staging or a new lease, we confirm the scope before work starts.Partner arrangements are discussed individually after the working model and scope are reviewed.
Office cubicle installation
Share the panel system, work surfaces, storage and floor-access rules before scope is confirmed.
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Desks, storage, shelving and workstation furniture are scoped from the actual products and quantities.
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Assembly of supplied height-adjustable desks based on models, workstation count and the actual office layout.
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Assembly of supplied office chairs based on models, quantities and office-zone allocation.
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Installation of supplied reception and counter modules after dimensions, layout and site access are reviewed.
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Installation of supplied monitors and desk arms after models, fittings and desk layout are reviewed.
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This ensures the request uses the correct prices and service market.
Go to citiesCommercial FAQ
Is a design enough for a final price?
It helps describe the scope, but access, products and substrates still need confirmation.
Is a technical drawing enough for a quote?
It helps, but wall details, products, site access and fixing positions may still be needed.
Can mirrors and shelves be combined?
They may be compatible, but feasibility depends on substrate, dimensions and fixings.
Can the layout change during installation?
Changes require a fresh scope, price and safety review.
Can a design drawing be added to a request?
Yes. It helps describe the layout, but products, substrate and site conditions still need confirmation.