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Samples & Mock-ups

Approve a reference that answers the right question.

A color swatch, a finished product sample and a mock-up serve different purposes. We help define the sample you need, the features it represents and how the approval will be recorded before the next production stage.

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Illustrative bathroom vanity with a white integrated basin and warm timber cabinetry
Illustrative application concept

WHAT WE NEED TO START

Bring the right
reference information.

  • Product/model and the decision the sample needs to support.
  • Material, color, finish and dimensional requirements.
  • For a mock-up: the interface, assembly or room detail to demonstrate.
  • Sample destination, review contact and the required review timing.

WHAT THE WORK PRODUCES

Defined outputs
for the next decision.

  • A sample request describing what must be demonstrated.
  • A sample identification/reference and represented specification.
  • Review comments and an acceptance or revision record.
  • A reference to carry into the product/order approval file.

WORKING SCOPE

How this service is carried out.

01

Select the sample type

Choose a material/finish sample, a product sample or a defined mock-up based on the unresolved decision.

02

Record the represented specification

Identify the model, material, color, finish and any differences from the intended final product.

03

Close the review comments

Link acceptance or requested changes to the sample reference and any related drawing revision.

DECISIONS TO MAKE EXPLICIT

Material or color swatch

Useful for the represented material/finish; it does not establish full product dimensions or assembly fit.

Product sample

Confirm whether it represents the production material, dimensions, finish and hardware.

Mock-up

Define the exact assembly or interface to be reviewed and the items outside its scope.

LET’S BUILD THE RIGHT SUPPLY PLAN

Bring us your next project.

Share your product list, drawings or procurement brief.
We’ll help define the next steps.

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