Client Presentation

Put the cabinetry designin your client's hands.

An iPad can turn a design meeting into a much more visual conversation, without requiring you or your client to learn complicated software.

Cabinetry is easier to discuss when both people are looking at the same thing.

Instead of spreading plans, screenshots and material samples across the table, a private project page can bring the visual part of the presentation together in one place.

Open the project. Turn the iPad towards the client. Start the conversation.

Why an iPad works well

It keeps the meeting visual without making it technical.

The client does not need design software installed.

You do not need to open a complicated modelling program just to show them a room.

A browser-based presentation can simply open like any other website, which makes it easy to move between images and interactive views while you talk.

What to show

Give each type of visual a job.

Presentation sheets

Use clear static views when you want to focus on one part of the cabinetry or compare details.

Interactive 360°

Let the client look around the room to better understand the whole space.

Full-screen views

Zoom into cabinetry details, finishes and important design features when you need a closer look.

A simple meeting flow

Use the presentation to supportthe conversation you are already having.

01

Start with the overall room

Show the client the general cabinetry direction and layout.

02

Move into important details

Open individual views when you want to discuss the island, pantry, overheads, appliances or other key joinery.

03

Let the client explore

Give them control of the interactive panorama so they can look in the directions that matter to them.

04

Talk through decisions

Use the visual as a common reference point while discussing any changes, questions or selections.

Keep the meeting human

The iPad is not the salesperson.

The presentation should not replace your expertise, your explanation or your relationship with the client.

It should make those conversations easier by giving you something visual to point to while you explain the design.

You lead the meeting. The technology simply helps the client follow.

After the meeting

The presentation does not have to disappear when the meeting ends.

Where appropriate, the client can access their private project again later using their project link or QR code.

That means they can review the visual material again without relying only on what they remember from the meeting.

Client experience

Make the presentation feel as considered as the cabinetry.

For higher-value projects, clients are often paying attention to every part of the process.

A clear, organised presentation can help reinforce the feeling that the project is being handled professionally.

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Your next client meeting

Open the project.
Hand them the iPad.

Send us your cabinetry sketches and project information and we'll quote the presentation around the views and interactive spaces you need.

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