Define
Capture the workpiece, site, process, destination and the outcome the booth must support.


Process From requirement to running booth
You describe what must happen. We define the scope, design the modules, coordinate selected equipment and stay through an agreed commissioning handoff.
Representative configuration. Drawings help, but a clear requirement is enough to begin the conversation.
Before design Five useful facts
Workpiece, site, process, desired supply scope and destination give the first conversation enough structure. Unknowns can stay visible until the project clarifies them.

01-07 Project sequence
The exact engineering and service scope changes by project. The sequence keeps ownership, interfaces and handoff decisions visible.
Capture the workpiece, site, process, destination and the outcome the booth must support.

Develop a custom modular layout and identify the interfaces that structure, equipment and site work must share.

Manufacture the structural modules as a connected set rather than unrelated panels and frames.

Select and supply the agreed generic fans, filtration, lighting and controls around known connection points.

Review key interfaces, identify modules, group hardware and connect every package to the assembly sequence.

Your local team assembles the modules around the prepared site, utilities and licensed local work.

Remote or agreed on-site support follows the project-specific check plan toward a documented handoff.

Ownership Before anything ships
Structural manufacturing and selected equipment move in parallel. Site preparation remains visible as a third responsibility.
StelBooth
Module layout, structural kit, agreed equipment supply, identification and assembly information.
Customer or local team
Foundations, utilities, permits, licensed connections, local assembly and other agreed destination tasks.
Together
Scope review, installation checks, commissioning plan and the agreed acceptance boundary.