The FIRE Sales Table turns your showroom into an interactive design studio. Buyers plan terrace layouts by touch, preview fabrics at scale, check weather resistance specs, and leave with a signed project proposal — priced live, ready to approve, every interaction captured.
The designer sends a floor plan. Your team estimates what fits. Three rounds of revisions. A week passes. On the Sales Table: the designer enters dimensions, drags modules, and sees what fits — in 10 minutes.
Your showroom has 14 fabric samples on a rack. The buyer holds Sooty next to Storm Blue. But they cannot see the entire lounge in that fabric. On the Sales Table: one tap, the whole configuration changes colour.
A hotel project: 12 modules, 4 dining sets, parasols, lighting. The rep writes it down, goes back to the office, prices it, sends a PDF. 3–5 days. The Sales Table generates the project proposal live. Signed at the visit.
Enter dimensions. Drag zones: lounge, dining, shade, fire pit, circulation. Modules populate per zone. The designer sees density, walkway width, and total coverage. No guesswork, no revisions.
Tap a swatch: the entire terrace changes colour. Natural Teak, Sooty, Storm Blue, Linen White. The buyer sees 12 lounge modules in their chosen fabric — not a 5cm sample on a rack.
Coastal location? Filter for salt resistance. Nordic terrace? Check frost rating. High-altitude? UV Class 7+ required. Specs are structured and filterable — not buried in product descriptions.
Every module added updates the total. Pre-order vs NOS toggle. Volume discounts auto-calculated. The project proposal builds itself as the designer plans. No follow-up quote needed.
Interior designers see project view: zones, spec requirements, lead times. Retail buyers see product view: bestsellers, margins, seasonal availability. Same table, different interface per login.
Terrace dimensions entered, zone layout, module density, fabric selections, weather specs filtered, pricing model chosen, accessories attached. All structured. All feeding FIRE Core.
A traditional outdoor showroom displays furniture. The buyer sits on it, feels the fabric, likes it — and takes a catalogue home. The decision happens later, in an email chain, with three competing quotes on the desk. The Sales Table changes the moment: the buyer does not just see the furniture. They plan their terrace, choose their fabric, see the weather specs, and approve the project — all by touch.
For interior designers, this is transformative. They build hotel terraces in 10 minutes instead of 3 email rounds. For garden centres, they configure their floor display and order in one visit. For every buyer, the data captured — which zones, which fabrics, which specs matter — compounds into intelligence.
After 60 showroom sessions: you know that hotel terraces average 45–65m², that coastal projects require salt resistance 92% of the time, and that Natte Sooty outsells every other fabric in hospitality by 2.3:1. That shapes your next collection.
Turn your showroom into a design studio that captures intelligence.
See the Sales Table LiveTell us about your brand, your current B2B setup, and what you are looking to improve. We will show you exactly how FIRE works for your specific situation.
No generic demos. No slide decks. A real walkthrough with your products and your industry configuration.
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