- Geometry
- Tube + profile
Sections and radii are assessed by project.
S—03 / FURNITURE
Repeatable tube and profile geometry for furniture projects.
We evaluate furniture frames and visible metal components through section, radius, symmetry, surface expectation, joining detail and repeatability requirements.
MM / S—03 Millimeters Matter® FORM • SURFACE • REPEAT - Appearance
- Defined finish
Visible surface expectations should be documented.
- Production
- Repeatable route
Fixtures and checks follow the approved requirements.
01 / DESIGN TO PRODUCTION
Visible geometry needs both form and process discipline.
Section behavior, springback, weld location, joining method, finish and datum strategy are reviewed before repeat production.
Chair and table frames, supports, rails or other visible tube-and-profile forms can be assessed when their geometry and finish standard are defined; these examples do not represent a stock catalog.
02 / PROJECT INPUTS
Define both the geometry and the visible standard.
MM / S—03 / 02 Millimeters Matter® Visible form starts with controlled production.Useful inputs include section drawings, material, wall thickness, radii, finish sample or specification, joining detail, quantity and target date.
- Tube or profile cross-section
- Bend and rolling radii
- Visible-surface and finish criteria
- Symmetry, datum and joining details
T—01 / TECHNICAL REVIEW
Turn the furniture geometry into a production brief.
Share the section, finish expectation, joining detail and volume for a project-specific assessment.