We do not just design the component. We also plan how it will reach its final position.
01
Understand the installation situation
A drawing shows the geometry. The site shows the reality. That is why we consider not only dimensions, but also the substrate, existing structures, accessibility, available installation space and connection details. A detail must not only work in the design. It must also be practical to install on site.
02
Consider fixings and tolerances
Fixings, hole patterns and connection plates are part of the design – not decisions to be left until the last moment. For stainless steel, metal and glass structures, we also take the different material tolerances into account so that not only the individual component fits, but the entire structure.
03
Make smart use of pre-assembly
What can be assembled under controlled workshop conditions should not be unnecessarily completed on site. We therefore decide early which assemblies can be pre-assembled. This improves accuracy, protects visible surfaces and reduces the amount of work required on site.
04
Plan the installation process in advance
With custom structures, it is not only the final result that matters, but also how to get there. Installation sequence, access routes, doors, stairways, lifting equipment and available working space can all influence the design. That is why we consider from the outset how the component will actually reach its final position.