Begin with the intended use and footprint. Keep finish preferences distinct from the equipment and setting review.
Original concept drawing. Your range and product rules define the final experience.
Step 1 of 4
Ask how the customer expects to use the room and where it might be placed. Keep an example footprint as a discussion aid until the setting has been reviewed.
Example direction: a compact 2.5 × 2.5 m outdoor room. The illustration does not confirm suitability for a site.
Explain the available exterior and interior finish vocabulary. Discuss the purpose of the glazing choice so the brief contains more than a color or image.
Finish direction: timber and glazing preferences recorded separately, subject to the confirmed product range.
Collect the customer’s preferences without treating them as a technical selection. Equipment compatibility and installation details belong to the supplier and relevant specialists.
Equipment direction: an open discussion for specialist review. No equipment sizing or installation approval is provided here.
Carry intended use, footprint direction, finishes, glazing and open equipment questions into the next conversation. Name the review responsibility rather than implying that the concept is ready to install.
Handover: room purpose, example footprint, finish and glazing preferences, equipment questions and review owner.
This walkthrough introduces the decisions. A production experience uses your confirmed product range, compatible options and agreed handover.
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