Align the scene
Confirm store type, product, display density, flow, back-panel or island system and installation limits.
FOR DESIGNERS / ARCHITECTS / VM
Engineered for brand teams and store designers: no need for finished CAD shop drawings to begin. Bring hand sketches, reference photos, or product dimensions, and Big Fame handles 3D structural engineering, tolerance analysis, and low-MOQ prototype testing.
Submit drawings and requirementsConfirm store type, product, display density, flow, back-panel or island system and installation limits.
Start with photos, concept sketches, PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP or existing samples; mark unknown fields instead of guessing.
Confirm dimensions, tolerances, material, finish, load, quantity, packaging, delivery location and target timing.
Modular fixtures, display hooks, custom metal parts · Jewelry display record and POS displays and cosmetic organizers.
Review the eyewear retail display case, the hair-display engineering record and the 、VELTOR motorcycle store twin casewine-bar display case, then submit your own store and drawing context.
Case images and illustrative materials do not prove formal dimensions, load ratings or manufacturing commitments. Confirmed documents control.
Collaboration flow: scene brief → source review → specification confirmation → sample or quotation discussion → delivery conditions. · Technical and CAD resources
Photos, concept sketches, PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP or existing sample information.
Store type, display system, dimensions, tolerances, material, finish, load, quantity, delivery location and target timing.
Yes. Share a PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP file, concept sketch or photo, then confirm the display system, dimensions, materials and project conditions.
Start with the store type, display system, dimensions, tolerances, materials, finish, mounting method, quantity, destination and target timing. Formal conditions are confirmed against drawings and samples.
Evidence case: Anonymous urban self-storage modular case — review the customer problem, system scope, materials, scale and publication boundary.