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Commercial Interior Fit-out
Wall cassettes, column wraps, ceiling skins, lift panels, reception surfaces, skirting and trim for commercial and civic interiors.
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Articles / Complete index
Read every guide in a stable order.
2 articles, organized for a quick first answer and a deeper technical handoff.
01 Solutions
Three packages built around how the order is delivered.
Instead of thirty unrelated products, choose the package that matches the contractor, project context and repeat-production pattern.
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Shopping Mall & Retail
Public-area cladding, storefront skins, counters, displays, wayfinding enclosures, floor interfaces and drawing-defined wet-area components.
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Furniture & Millwork Production
Door skins, cabinet and wardrobe fronts, drawer faces, countertop fascias and repeat OEM appearance components.
Review package 0302 Coordination
Different shapes. One approved surface language.
A package can contain wall panels, lift components, trims, counter skins, cabinet fronts and floor pieces. The finish schedule, grain direction, visible-face marks, part IDs and packing zones keep them connected.
03 Public and high-traffic contexts
Fabricated components inside a project system.
Elevator interiors, civic buildings, mall public areas, transport spaces, floor channels, trench covers, raised anti-slip plate and wet-area niches can sit inside the three packages.
StelPanel fabricates the agreed metal component. Structure, lift-system design, waterproofing, drainage, slip requirements, code compliance and site installation remain with the customer or appointed specialist.
04 Colour and finish
The screen starts selection. The physical sample approves it.
Browse colour families and compare brushed, mirror and sandblasted responses. Anti-fingerprint, easy-clean and raised anti-slip routes are coordinated by project where applicable.
Base texture, light, viewing angle, geometry and production batch affect appearance.
05 Project delivery
From drawing package to installation-sequenced delivery.
Fabrication capability becomes useful when every sample, drawing revision, part and packing zone stays traceable through the batch.
Drawings & BOM
Define part IDs, quantity, visible faces, grain and critical requirements.
Scope review
Confirm material route, fabrication path and responsibility boundary.
Physical sample
Approve colour, texture, direction and viewing reference.
First article
Review geometry, openings, returns, seam, surface and protection.
Batch fabrication
Produce the confirmed parts against drawing and approved sample.
Inspect & identify
Connect part, revision, finish, grain and zone labels.
Sequence & pack
Group by building, floor, zone, room, elevation or assembly.
06 Project fit
Set up for packages and repeat production.
Small one-off parts may not be suitable for standalone export. Start with the package, drawing status, BOM, estimated quantity, project stage and destination.
Which package?Drawings available?BOM available?How many parts?Project stage?Destination?
07 Resources
Prepare the package before it reaches quotation.
Practical guidance for drawings, physical samples, grain direction, first articles, public interfaces and sequenced packing.
Guide 01
How to hand off a decorative stainless package for fabrication
Connect the package boundary, drawings, BOM, finish schedule, first article and packing hierarchy.
Guide 02How to specify direction, batch and acceptance for hairline panels
Build a traceable control chain around the approved sample and visible-face schedule.
ChecklistWhat to confirm for wet or high-traffic interfaces
Separate the fabricated component from specialist performance and site responsibilities.