Keep the group small
This fictional application begins with two lounge references and no table. The grouping describes intent; it is not an occupancy limit or a layout recommendation. The actual furniture and measured place need their own review.
APPLICATION / 03
A two-chair lounge study for an outdoor pause. Frame, textile and daily handling become the centre of the conversation, with the ground and storage conditions recorded separately.

THE STARTING GROUP
Use this example as a product list. Multiply groups only when you want a different illustrative quantity in the local brief; no site-fit or seat-count calculation is performed.
Use this settingC = Rail chair / T = Span table / L = Pause lounge. Symbols organize a discussion; geometry and spacing are not instructions.
This fictional application begins with two lounge references and no table. The grouping describes intent; it is not an occupancy limit or a layout recommendation. The actual furniture and measured place need their own review.
An open-air setting can involve different moisture, sunlight and cleaning conditions. Record actual conditions without assuming that a render proves weather resistance. Request material identities, product instructions and relevant assessment evidence for the intended application.
Agree who handles loose cushions, where items are stored and how the actual product is inspected and maintained. Request the supplier’s component-specific care instructions. The example textile direction remains a visual reference until an actual sample is retained.
NEXT / MATERIAL AND SAMPLE
Carry the chosen application into the finish studio. Select a physical sample scope and download a clearly labelled local worksheet. Nothing is submitted to a supplier.
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