Desk, overhead storage and cable management. Configured below at a typical 6′ × 7′ × 2′ — change anything and the estimate moves with it.
Design it visuallySee it as a dimensioned elevation and a 3D model, and fit out the inside compartment by compartment.
Guided
Choices described by what they do. Brands and thicknesses stay on the quote.
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Neither is better everywhere. The same specification is priced both ways below.
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Approximate is fine here — the verified quote is measured on site.
Width
Height
Depth
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The box behind the doors. This is what decides how long the furniture lasts.
WhyBoil-proof bonding. Worth the premium in kitchens, bathrooms and monsoon-exposed sites.
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The doors themselves — what you touch every day.
WhyThe flattest shutter face — the right base under acrylic, PU and gloss.
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The visible face. Usually the single biggest lever on the total.
WhyThicker face, better impact resistance at the edges. The usual default.
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What you see when the doors are open.
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Hinges, runners and handles. The part that either keeps working or starts sagging.
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Optional. Each one is a real product with its own price.
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Same furniture, different decisions — priced by the same engine.
How execution works
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Set the specification and keep it. Nothing is committed at this stage.
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Site measurement and live material rates turn the estimate into a fixed quote.
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At your site or in the factory — whichever build method you chose.
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Fitted, adjusted and handed over against a written scope.
Also configurable
Studio EightxFour
Every board, laminate and hinge on a Studio quote is a product you can open in the EightByFour catalogue and price yourself. That is the whole idea — the material does not disappear inside the quotation.