A booth starts with your space.
Custom fabrication begins with a defined problem: a particular wall, a corner, a table arrangement or a seating style that ready-made pieces do not address.
Describe what needs to fit
Share the shape and measured dimensions of the space. Identify fixed obstructions and which parts of the booth will be visible. Mark approximate dimensions clearly so they can be confirmed before fabrication.
Separate the essentials from the references
A reference image helps explain a style. It does not establish the final dimensions, construction or materials. Note which details matter to you: backrest profile, channels, tufting, exposed surfaces or the overall feel.
Coordinate the complete scope
Quantity, upholstery, finished backs, access and project timing all affect the review. Delivery and installation should be explicitly included or excluded in the agreed quote.
Move from a sketch to a clear request
Use the planner to organize the layout and dimensions, then attach your plans or references to the quote request. The planning tool does not produce a fabrication drawing or a binding price.