Build the run that fits your wall.

Bays, levels, depth, finish. Every choice is cut to order, and what you see turning here is the piece that will be made — not a photograph of one that is close.

Bays

Levels

Depth

300 mm

Finish

European oak

Back

Standing

€2,480 incl. VAT

2,460 W × 1,570 H × 300 D mm

3 × 4 compartments · European oak

Your customer sends their configuration to their partner, who opens exactly the same thing. And the order that reaches you has nothing left to interpret.

Why a manufacturer pays for this

Your customer stops guessing, and so does your workshop.

Returns on made-to-measure are almost never a quality problem. They are a projection problem: the buyer could not picture it, ordered anyway, and found out at delivery. A configurator answers the question at the moment it is asked, on the product page, before the order exists.

The same object answers your side of it. What reaches production is a configuration, not an email describing one — no interpretation, no call back to check the depth, no remake at your cost.

The same mechanism, applied to

Made-to-measure furnituresizes, finishes and layouts your customer can see before ordering.
Joinery, doors and windowsopening, glazing, handle and finish, priced as they choose.
Configurable industrial equipmentmodules, capacities and options on one live machine.
Vehicles and van conversionsracking, flooring and fit-out inside the actual load space.
Point of sale and exhibition standsa stand configured to the client's footprint, in their own colours.

What it costs

From €6,000, typically €8,000–15,000 depending on the number of options and model complexity.

The range moves with two things: how many options the product really has, and how much of it has to be modelled from scratch. If you already have CAD, that second half gets a lot smaller — send it and I will tell you where you land before you commit to anything.