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18 Jun Heze showroom joins a network passing one hundred

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The Heze showroom opened this month, joining an independent network that has now passed one hundred spaces. Like the others it was built from production material by the workshops that manufacture client projects, using the same veneer selection, the same finishing schedule and the same installation teams.
That sounds like a small distinction and it is not. A showroom built from display-grade material tells a visitor what a company would like to make. A showroom built from production material tells them what will actually arrive on site, which is a more useful thing for an architect to stand inside.
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A showroom is a working sample

The layout follows the pattern established across the network: a sequence of rooms at genuine domestic scale rather than a hall of cabinet fronts. Visitors can open a full-height wardrobe, close a solid door and see how a run of panelling resolves against a ceiling, because those are the details that decide a specification.

“Nobody specifies a wardrobe from a swatch. They specify it from the sound the door makes when it closes.”

Sample chains in the Heze space are drawn from veneer set aside during selection, so every leaf a visitor handles came off a real delivery. Surface finishes are shown across the full range, from open-pore through to high-gloss, on panels large enough to read properly under the room lighting.
  • TREGAZZE HEZE SHOWROOM
The showroom is open to architects, interior designers and contractors by appointment, and carries the current material library alongside the technical documentation for door cores, panel substrates and fire-rated construction.
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