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Timber Community Collector Store — related design reference 1

Supplied design reference · not a verified installation or tested specification.

STORE GROUP 41B / COMPLETE STORE DIRECTION

Timber Community Collector Store

Warm timber walls frame a central community table and low glass card displays.

PLANNING PRIORITY

Plan occupied seating and retail circulation together before finalizing the fixture footprint.

  • Use actual table and chair sizes when planning the activity area.
  • Keep browsing and checkout accessible during seated events.
  • Allow for bags, staff movement and local access requirements.
Plan a Similar StoreExplore All 6 Views ↓

Supplied design reference. Final layout, fixture specifications and installation scope require project approval.

THE COMPLETE IMAGE GROUP

Every View. One Design Direction.

Explore all 6 references in Group 41B. Use the reference numbers below to identify the views you prefer in your brief.

Timber Community Collector Store, group 41B, reference view 1
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Timber Community Collector Store, group 41B, reference view 2
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Timber Community Collector Store, group 41B, reference view 3
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Timber Community Collector Store, group 41B, reference view 4
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Timber Community Collector Store, group 41B, reference view 5
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Timber Community Collector Store, group 41B, reference view 6
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FROM REFERENCE TO YOUR STORE

Define the Working Details.

Plan occupied seating and retail circulation together before finalizing the fixture footprint.

01

Layout & merchandise

Use actual table and chair sizes when planning the activity area.

02

Display & access

Keep browsing and checkout accessible during seated events.

03

Operation & approval

Allow for bags, staff movement and local access requirements.

Build a fixture schedule

List each wall bay, island and service counter by quantity, outer size and usable display space. Use actual holders and packaged merchandise to confirm capacity.

Compare 24 proposed cabinet formats →

Approve materials and interfaces

Confirm finish samples, shelf supports, locks, lighting access and power requirements. Record packing dimensions and assembly responsibilities separately.

Read materials and holder-fit checks →
CONTROLLED PROJECT PATH

From Brief to Installation Handoff.

Each stage produces a reviewable decision before the project moves forward.

01DiscoverProject brief
02PlanZoning and fixture schedule
03Visualize3D direction
04EngineerShop drawings and BOM
05ManufactureProduction records
06VerifyQC evidence
07DeliverPacking and installation handoff

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PEOPLE / PROCESS / PROJECT DELIVERY

Bring the Store Direction into a Working Review.

Explore company-supplied photographs of the working environment, customer conversations and fixture preparation.

From Conversation to a Clear Brief — company photo 1

From Conversation to a Clear Brief

Design conversations connect floor plans, merchandise requirements and display references before detailing.

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Explore the Display Showroom — company photo 1

Explore the Display Showroom

Use the showroom references to compare cabinet forms, lighting arrangements and finish directions.

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Trial Assembly and Fixture Integration — company photo 1

Trial Assembly and Fixture Integration

Assembled display runs make it possible to review interfaces, alignment and lighting before packing.

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BUYER QUESTIONS

Plan Your 41B Brief.

Can the timber community collector store direction fit my store?

Start with a measured plan, ceiling height, entrances and the merchandise mix. Plan occupied seating and retail circulation together before finalizing the fixture footprint. The reference layout must be adapted to the actual site.

Which fixture decisions should we confirm first?

Use actual table and chair sizes when planning the activity area. Keep browsing and checkout accessible during seated events. Allow for bags, staff movement and local access requirements.

Are the pictured dimensions and materials fixed?

No. The images show a design direction. Overall and clear dimensions, materials, glass, lighting, locks and loading follow the approved drawings and sample. Cabinet model dimensions elsewhere on this site are development proposals.

What should I send for a quotation?

Reference Store Group 41B and the image numbers you prefer. Include the floor plan, fixture quantities, holder or package samples, destination and target schedule. The quotation should identify drawings, inclusions, packing and delivery responsibilities.

Does this group represent a confirmed customer installation?

This is a supplied design-reference collection. Visible names and merchandise brands do not establish a FOCUS client relationship or prove installation performance.

CONTINUE EXPLORING

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Card Retail and Community Floor — group 10 first reference
GROUP 10 6 views

Card Retail and Community Floor

Low showcases surround a shared retail floor with space to plan customer activity.

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Collector Store with Play Tables — group 15 first reference
GROUP 15 6 views

Collector Store with Play Tables

Central tables sit between perimeter showcases for a combined retail and community space.

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Blue-Front Community Card Shop — group 23 first reference
GROUP 23 6 views

Blue-Front Community Card Shop

A blue streetfront identity introduces a bright card retail environment.

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STORE GROUP 41B

Make This Direction Yours.

Share the views you like, your measured plan and your merchandise requirements.