What to know before ordering custom fixtures.

Yes. The products on this website are starting points for discussion. Dimensions, colors, graphics, materials, lighting, storage and product presentation can be adjusted to suit your location and brand direction.

A floor plan or site dimensions, photos of the location, the products you plan to sell, preferred visual references, your destination country and target opening date give us a useful starting brief. Mall design rules are also helpful when the project is a kiosk.

Yes. We can develop the fixture package around an existing store plan, brand palette and signage standard. Please identify any dimensions, finishes or landlord requirements that cannot change.

Yes. A single location can be developed as a custom project, while repeat programs can use a controlled fixture family with site-specific size adjustments.

No. They are reference ranges only. Final pricing depends on dimensions, quantities, materials, finishes, graphics, lighting, packing and delivery requirements. We provide a project quotation after reviewing the brief.

Minimum quantities depend on the fixture type and level of customization. Large fixtures are commonly quoted per unit, while small display accessories or containers may require a batch quantity. Tell us the item and planned quantity for a precise answer.

Timing varies with project size, quantity, materials and the approval process. Your quotation will include an estimated schedule. Early floor plans and prompt confirmation of finishes help keep the project moving.

Fixtures are reviewed against the approved specification. Where practical, key units are assembled to check fit, function, finish and included hardware before they are labeled and packed.

We can prepare fixtures for international transport and discuss suitable shipping options for your destination. Freight scope, local charges and delivery terms are confirmed in the quotation rather than assumed.

Packing is selected around the size, finish and fragility of each part. Components are protected, labeled and grouped to reduce handling damage and make local identification easier.

That depends on the fixture and shipping constraints. Some units can ship assembled, while larger pieces may be divided into manageable sections. The intended packing and assembly method is established before production.

Contact us with the project reference, clear photos and a description of the part required. We will review the original specification and advise the practical replacement route.