Furniture spec sheets, CAD and 3D files

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The short answer

When are furniture spec sheets, CAD and 3D files available?

Availability depends on the selected product and project stage. A spec sheet records the approved product, while planning blocks support layouts. Production-level CAD or 3D information may require a confirmed order and deposit. Ask for the exact file, intended use, product configuration and current revision.

Furniture spec sheets, planning blocks, CAD and 3D files support different decisions, from room layout through production coordination, and should use controlled revisions. MadeHall offers a free space plan in 3 business days, with quantity pricing from 2 units. Delivery and installation are available in select areas — confirm by ZIP code.

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What does a furniture spec sheet contain?

A spec sheet records the selected SKU, dimensions, finish, orientation, components and project assignment. It supports approval, purchasing, receiving and reordering. The document should match the current quotation and plan.

Request the selected product rather than a similar family member. If information remains open, mark it clearly and update the revision when the decision is resolved.

What are planning blocks used for?

Planning blocks represent furniture footprints in a room layout. They help test placement, circulation and relationships between items. A planning block may omit production details and should not be treated as a fabrication drawing.

Check the block dimensions and orientation against the selected configuration. Keep a label that ties every block to the furniture schedule.

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When are CAD or 3D files needed?

CAD and 3D files can support design coordination, visualization or technical review when the file exists for the selected product and stage. State the software format and intended use. Production-level information may be released only after the purchase order and deposit are confirmed.

Do not edit a supplier file and treat the result as an approved product change. Mark requested changes separately for review.

How should file revisions be managed?

Use clear filenames, dates or revision labels and identify the governing version. Link files to the current SKU list and plan. When a product changes, replace or annotate the affected block and specification together.

Browse desks and workstations, use the team workspace page, and send coordinated requests through custom projects.

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The room and access facts, written approvals, pre-delivery checks and post-order records that apply to every furniture order are covered in What an office furniture quote should include.

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Frequently asked questions

Can MadeHall provide CAD or 3D files for every product?

File availability depends on the selected product and project stage. Send the exact SKU, configuration, requested format and intended use. MadeHall can check whether a planning block, specification, CAD or 3D resource exists and what conditions apply. Do not use a file from a similar item as if it defines the selected product, and keep the received revision with the project schedule.

When are production-level files released?

Production-level information may require a confirmed purchase order, deposit and approved configuration. Ask which documents are available before and after those milestones for the selected project. Identify the team member who needs the file and the decision it supports. A planning block or sales drawing should not be treated as a production file unless the written project record says so.

How do I check dimensions in a planning file?

Compare the file’s labeled dimensions, scale and orientation with the selected SKU and current specification. Check the complete footprint, including returns or projecting storage. Place the block in the measured room with chairs, doors and circulation visible. If the file and product page differ, stop and ask MadeHall to identify the governing revision rather than selecting whichever dimension fits the plan.

Can I edit a CAD file to request a custom size?

You may mark a copy to communicate the requested change, but the edited file does not approve or define a custom product. Send the marked dimensions, intended use and original SKU to MadeHall for feasibility review. The final quotation and approved drawing must identify the accepted configuration. Keep your concept markup separate from the supplier’s governing production documents. Keep the confirmed answer with the current project record.

How should technical files be stored for reorders?

Store the approved specification, plan, quotation and relevant technical files together with revision dates. Tie each file to the SKU, finish and room assignment. For a reorder, confirm current product availability and ask whether the retained file is still applicable. Record accepted substitutions as new revisions so an old drawing is not silently used for a different product or component set.