Online configurator with 3D views

System workstations

Andreas Mühlbauer, 14.05.2021, 05:05

Configure system workstations

With an online configurator, system workstations can be planned and individually configured, and the customer can obtain a quote directly.

Customers can use the online configurator to individually configure their system workstations. © Hoffmann Group

The Hoffmann Group has added an online configurator for Garant GridLine workstations to its online planning service for workstations. The new service enables customers to design their system workstations completely themselves and obtain a non-binding quote with just a few mouse clicks. The configurator is available online.

The intuitive user interface makes working with the online configurator very easy. The result is presented in 3D in real time and can be viewed in detail from all four sides by rotating and zooming with the mouse. Users can save their configuration for later editing after logging into the eShop.

Customize workstations individually

And this is how the online configuration works in practice: the user first clicks on the desired basic type of their Garant GridLine workstation. There is a choice of three variants: mLevel for manual and eLevel for electric height adjustment of the workstation and eLevel+ for height adjustment of the worktop. In the next step, the user can add the appropriate accessories and customize the color of the items. Ten standard colors are available for this purpose. Accessories include support columns, support arms, equipment rails or drawers or drawer housings for the substructure. Finally, the customer can view their design in 3D and display the corresponding parts list. If you are interested, you can use the contact form to request a non-binding quote.

The new online configurator not only opens up new ways of product planning, but also new ways of interacting with the Hoffmann Group's furnishing consultants. The result is greater planning reliability and time savings. True to the motto "easier and faster to the desired product".

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