Sculptform Minimum Order

How Our Made-to-Order Model Works: Minimums & Freight Explained

Made to Order, Made to Perform

At Sculptform, every order is made-to-order. This means we manufacture each product specifically for your project based on your specification requirements. Nothing is pulled from a warehouse or mass produced which allows us to deliver you customised, high-quality architectural systems with precision and flexibility.

To support this manufacturing model, minimum order requirements and freight charges apply.

Implementing a minimum order threshold ensures:

  • Efficient use of manufacturing resources
  • Cost-effective production for large-scale or custom projects
  • Reduced environmental impact from unnecessary waste
  • Better alignment with project timelines and expectations

 

Minimum Order Quantity

To maintain production efficiency and ensure a high standard of quality, we require a minimum order of either:

  • 30m² / 300ft², or
  • 10,000 local currency

Whichever comes first.

Exceptions can be made depending on project type, so please contact us here to discuss your project details.

 

Freight Charges

Orders under 20,000 local currency will incur a freight charge:

United Kingdom – £1,000

United States – $2,000

New Zealand – $2,000

We recommend combining orders where possible to maximise value and reduce costs.

 

Benefits of Made-to-Order Manufacturing

Our made-to-order process allows us to deliver precision-engineered architectural linings while maintaining flexibility and customisation. Here's how this approach adds value:

  • Tailored finishes, profiles, and configurations
  • Optimised production and reduced lead times
  • Seamless integration with your design intent

Every order is built to suit your specifications, ensuring the best outcome for your project.

 

Let's Talk About Your Project

Every project is unique, and so is every order at Sculptform. Whether you're ready to start or just exploring options, we're here to provide guidance on your architectural lining needs.

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