Describe the work before choosing details
Explain the items you need, where they will be used and any reference photographs. For several items, list your priorities so each part can be discussed rather than setting specifications from one overall image.
Prepare photographs and preliminary measurements
Customers can usually take preliminary measurements and share them. Photograph the front, side, installation position and delivery access. Nearby customers can discuss a measuring visit when needed; customers farther away can share photographs and measurements to clarify the work first.
Arrange a visit when convenient
A visit lets you view examples in person and discuss shape, materials, details and scope. If you are farther away, you can start by phone or Zalo and agree the details before work begins.
Who this guide is for
- Planning furniture for a particular space
- Preparing worship furniture or a woodwork project
Before we speak
A few things to prepare
- Overall and side photographs, plus delivery access
- Preliminary measurements and a list of items
- Reference photographs and details to keep or change
- Your intended timing and possible times to visit
Questions you may have
Can we talk if I do not have an exact design?
Yes. Share photographs of the position and describe the items and their use. You can refer to the family’s examples or a reference you have chosen, then discuss what would suit your needs.
Who takes the measurements?
Customers usually take preliminary measurements and share them. Nearby customers can discuss a measuring visit when needed. For customers farther away, photographs and measurements need to be clarified before specifications are agreed.
What should be agreed before work starts?
Discuss the scope, specifications, wood, finish, price, schedule and delivery or installation. The details are agreed directly for each job.
You can send the article link with a reference photograph when speaking with the family.
How custom furniture orders work
