Send drawings, get a priced layout

What to send

Send whatever you have on WhatsApp and attach the file in the chat. The more of the following you can supply, the fewer rounds of questions before a firm price:

• Counter height. The single most important number, because it fixes the seat height for the collection point.
• Run lengths. Counter length, or the wall length for booth seating, measured at seat height rather than at the floor.
• Peak covers. How many seats at the counter, how many at tables, and how many in booths.
• Plan or photograph. Measured plans are best. Failing that, a photo with the wall lengths scrawled on it is enough to start.
• Finish direction. Laminate or timber top, frame colour, and the cover family if it is already decided. Swatches welcome.
• Quantity and destination country. Freight, packing and the production slot all follow from these two.

What comes back, and when

Three working days buys a drawing pack: proposed models, seat heights, finishes, quantities per zone, and the price in writing. Every line of the price refers to a line on the plan. Where something in the plan cannot work, we say so instead of pricing around it.

Where the layout needs a hand on it before commitment, a sample chair or top follows in roughly two weeks.

Direct

Trade only: operators, franchise groups, designers, contractors and importers. Households are not supplied. Each model carries a minimum quantity, quoted rather than listed, because it moves with material and finish.

If the unit is still a concept

Concept stage is a good time for this conversation. Before the joinery is drawn and before the counter top is fixed, we can set out the seat heights the room needs, the stool count its counter length supports, and which of the three groups the plan really requires. Nothing is charged for it, and it usually saves one round of drawings.