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— Industry · Furniture manufacturers
3D furniture configurator development.
Modular systems are powerful and easy to order wrong. We build the configurator that blocks the combinations that do not fit, prices them, and sells them to retail and trade from one catalog.
SBFS builds 3D furniture configurators for made-to-order manufacturers, including the compatibility rules, the trade pricing and the portal around them. Muebles Torga cut customer-service tickets by 72% once impossible combinations became impossible to order, and NOMI sells configured pieces to retail buyers, trade designers and architects from the same catalog. Builds run six weeks and start at $48,000 USD fixed fee.
02— Fit
Who this is for
Your catalog is modular
Customers combine parts that do not physically fit, and every mistake turns into a support ticket, a return or a re-order.
You sell retail and trade
Designers and dealers need their own pricing, saved projects and reorder history. Retail buyers need a storefront that simply works.
You run more than one brand
A second brand should not mean a second codebase. Nafarú has its own catalog, pricing and identity on the platform built for Muebles Torga.
03— Capabilities
What we build
Visual compatibility rules
The configurator only lets customers combine parts that actually fit. Incompatible options are blocked in real time, before checkout, instead of in the support inbox.
Trade pricing and a designer portal
NOMI trade users see designer pricing and team discounts with saved configurations, retail users see standard pricing, from one configurator.
Exports an architect can use
For NOMI we built a public API that turns any configuration into a native Revit family, so architects place the exact piece inside their BIM model.
One platform, several storefronts
Commerce, catalog and configurator are shared, so a fix or a feature lands once and every brand gets it instead of two codebases drifting apart.
05— Method
How an engagement runs
01
Week 1 · Scope and catalog audit
We model your ranges, modules and reference codes with your product team and write down the compatibility rules that today live in people. You see the spec before we start.
02
Weeks 2 to 6 · Build to MVP
Configurator, checkout, trade portal, admin and renderer ship in parallel, with a reviewable demo every Friday in your own staging environment.
03
Week 6 · Production handoff
Deployed to your domain on your Vercel team and your Neon database. Your team is trained on the system, and we stay on retainer for tuning, not maintenance.
06— FAQ
Questions buyers ask before they commit.
07— Related
Related solutions
10 — Get in touch
Got a configurable product? Let us talk.
Fastest way to start
Book a 20-minute intro call
Pick a time that suits you — you'll get a Google Meet invite. We look at your product, your catalog, and whether a six-week Forge build is the right fit. No slides, no pressure.
See available times
See available times Rather send details in writing?juan@sbfs.co
Direct to Juan. Twenty-four hour reply, typically. If we cannot take your project on, we will tell you fast.
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