Architects & Designers
Early review of unusual openings, transitions and integration details, plus documentation support.
EnterSloped heads, corner conditions, elevations that mix fixed and operable units in an irregular rhythm, openings sized to a structural grid rather than a product catalogue.
These are the conditions where a stock schedule stops being useful. The custom route exists to solve them rather than talk the design out of them.
Every custom request runs through feasibility review first. Some conditions are straightforward. Some need a change to the structure, the sequence or the expectation. We say which is which before anything is priced.
Every item below is subject to feasibility review against the selected system and the conditions of the project.
Openings sized to the architecture rather than to a standard schedule.
Panel counts, operation direction and how the assembly divides across the opening.
Mixed elevations planned so the whole reads as one designed element.
Standard and custom finishes coordinated across the entire package.
Insulated and specialty glazing selected for the exposure and the use of the room.
How the system meets the structure, the floor, the ceiling and the adjacent finishes.
Six stages. The first two are where the outcome is actually decided.
We read the drawings and identify the conditions that fall outside standard product.
Dimensions, operation and stacking are agreed before anything is priced.
Structural, floor, ceiling and finish interfaces are worked through with the team.
Configuration, glazing, finish and hardware are signed off in writing.
The approved package is produced and scheduled to the programme.
Delivery and installation are sequenced with the trades on site.
Custom work goes faster when the design team is involved from the first review.
Early review of unusual openings, transitions and integration details, plus documentation support.
EnterPackage review, opening coordination and delivery planning that fits the construction sequence.
EnterUpload a plan set, an elevation or a photograph of the condition. Our quote form accepts PDF, JPG and PNG files.