
Form & proportions
See the real scale, silhouette and relationship between the main parts of the furniture.
Sampling turns your drawing, reference or selected product into a physical piece so you can confirm the appearance, dimensions, materials and important details.

See the real scale, silhouette and relationship between the main parts of the furniture.

Compare the actual material combination, color, surface and visible details.

Test important joints, hardware, openings, upholstery details and functional details.
Examples of modelling, measurement and sample review during furniture development.

A three-dimensional model shows the arrangement of furniture components.

Measurements and visible details are checked on the physical table sample.

The chair sample is reviewed for its form, construction and visible details.
Create the physical product from the current drawing, image or selected design.
→Compare appearance, dimensions, materials, finish and key functions.
→Identify the details that need to be adjusted before approval.
→Make the agreed changes to the product or relevant sample parts.
→Confirm the final sample before repeat manufacturing begins.
→Overall proportions, color, finish, upholstery and visible hardware.
The final visible look of the product.
Overall size and important product measurements.
The dimensions you want to carry into production.
The actual materials, surfaces and components used on the sample.
The material and finish combination for the order.
Hardware, stitching, openings, construction details and other product features.
The details that matter to your product and market.
See a new product physically before moving into repeat production.
Compare how a changed material or finish looks on the real product.
Approve a distinctive hardware, upholstery or construction detail physically.
Confirm the product again when the manufacturing base changes.
Send the drawing, reference image or product details and tell us what you want to confirm on the physical product.