Restaurant furniture, ready for the next projectPreview · Test orders

Specify once. Start the next project ahead.

Build your list. Be ready for the next one.

Keep furniture specifications, options, and quantities in reusable project lists. Copy a list for the next location, adjust it, and get the order moving.

Project lists

Your next order starts with this one.

Open project lists
  1. Specify the first list

    Keep model numbers, selected options, and quantities together for a location or phase.

  2. Keep a reusable starting point

    Save the configured list in this browser before sending your order.

  3. Copy for the next project

    Duplicate a saved list, adjust quantities, and review current prices before using it again.

No account needed. Saved projects stay in this browser on this website.

From first opening to the next

A good specification earns its second use.

A furniture list becomes more useful when someone else can follow it. Keep the model, selected options, selling unit and room name on the same line. That makes a future refresh easier to review.

Prepare a reusable schedule →
Current model references. Specifications and options are on each product page.

Organize the job

Give each area its own schedule.

Room groups keep repeated furniture and local changes easy to distinguish.

Project lists

From selected models to an order you can repeat.

  1. Specify one complete line

    Choose the model, size and finish before assigning a quantity. One configured line describes one version.

  2. Give every area a name

    Group the schedule by room. Duplicate a saved room to carry its selections into another area.

  3. Review before you repeat

    Check current prices and options, revise quantities for the new location, then send the reviewed basket.

Build once. Use again. →

Choose a category

From the first chair to the last table.

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Add to your plan

Build your list from here.

1051 products to explore.
Choose your finish. Set your quantity.

Field notes

Useful details for the next job.

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Your next step

Build once. Use again.

Save complete configurations by project, then duplicate a list for the next location or refresh.

Start a project list →