APPLICATION / 02
A repeated table group creates a clear rhythm along an architectural edge. Keep the idea modular, while leaving actual spacing and use approval to the measured project review.
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.
The image uses a rhythm of tables and chairs to describe an application. Its small tables are an atmosphere reference, not the Span product drawing. In the composer, the selected Span dossier remains the authoritative fictional object reference; any change of dimensions requires a new real supplier review.
Doors, glazing, planting and service activity can change how a terrace is used. Record those conditions on the measured site plan. Do not copy image spacing into an installation drawing or derive clearances from perspective.
For a dining setting, a finish chip is insufficient to assess table-and-chair approach. Review the real assembled products, actual floor contacts and applicable instructions. Keep the approved sample revisions attached to the delivery schedule.
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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