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3D Shop Design

A laundromat people want to photograph

Timber battens, black-and-gold framing, warm lighting, and a plan that separates the machine bay from the lounge — one design language across every branch, adapted to your frontage.

A facade you see from the road

Illuminated signage and gold framing on black, legible from a distance day and night.

Machine bay and lounge, separated

Customers wait without blocking the loading path, easing peak-hour congestion.

Materials that survive humidity

Coated timber battens, anti-slip flooring and wipe-clean laminate walls.

Warm light that reads as clean

Colour temperature and fixture positions are set in the 3D model before installation.

Design gallery

Striped slots are placeholders for real 3D renders — send the image files and we will drop them in.

From site to opening day

  1. STEP 01

    Site survey

    Measure the space, check power, water and ventilation, and survey nearby competition.

    3–5 days

  2. STEP 02

    3D design

    Model the facade, machine layout, lighting and materials for your approval.

    7–10 days

  3. STEP 03

    Build and install

    Fit-out, MEP works, machine installation and control-system setup.

    30–45 days

  4. STEP 04

    Test and train

    Test every machine, connect payments and train the owner.

    3 days

  5. STEP 05

    Opening and marketing

    Opening promotions, signage and a local campaign.

    Ongoing

Can your location support a laundromat? We will tell you free.

Send your coordinates and floor area. We analyse competition, demand and projected payback.