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Start with what you want to store
The shape of the furniture relates to the objects and activities it needs to accommodate. A decorative niche does not have the same use as bookshelves or a space for equipment. Explain what you want to place there, how you will use it and what needs to remain accessible; this information guides the geometry and assessment of the solution.
Measure depth, height and circulation space
A built-in element takes up space and changes movement around the room. We review its relationship with doors, windows, existing furniture and circulation routes. The usable depth and height of each opening should be checked before installation, including the space needed to put objects in or remove equipment that will later require maintenance or replacement.
Resolve loads and supports
The design should consider the weight of objects with their contents, the positions of loads and the intended fixings. Finishing board does not automatically become a load-bearing structure because it looks substantial. Appropriate supports, reinforcement and anchors are assessed, without publishing a universal capacity or assuming every shelf can be built in the same way.
Coordinate lighting and equipment
Where lighting, sockets or equipment are incorporated into the furniture, space is reserved for connections and maintenance. Any specific conditions set by the equipment manufacturer are also reviewed. Supply and installation of electrical components, doors, fittings or other materials are coordinated and included only when expressly stated in the agreed scope.
Agree the finish and junctions
Edges, junctions and visible surfaces affect the appearance of the whole assembly. The finish should be decided with the intended paint, covering and lighting in mind, distinguishing joint treatment from final decoration. Where materials are combined, their connections and responsibilities need to be clear; the proposal does not assume that painting, joinery or special components are included.
Turn the idea into a feasible proposal
Provide a simple sketch, general photographs and a style reference. Add approximate measurements and describe the actual use of each opening. We review whether the idea is feasible in the space and which details need checking. The specific proposal describes the geometry, supports, finish and related tasks, including what is and is not covered.
- Objects, equipment and contents to be stored.
- Approximate dimensions of each element.
- Required supports, connections and maintenance.
- Finishes and other materials to be combined.
Sources and technical documentation
Manufacturer references consulted on 14 October 2026. Selection and performance are confirmed against the current documentation for the system proposed for each project.