OKBuild Center
Compare Materials in Ready-Made Room Settings
Walk through room settings and material displays across categories, and compare options side by side.
Use it when you’re still choosing finishes and products.
Plan a VisitSee the Result Before the Project Is Built
A project-specific mock-up helps verify the design, materials, dimensions and finishes before mass production, so the final space can be delivered closer to the approved design intent.
Offered when your project calls for one. Scope, location, timing and sign-off are agreed with your team.
Fix It Once, Not in Every Room
When one room design repeats across a project, a wrong color, size or detail repeats with it. A mock-up lets your team catch it in a single room.
Catch Issues Early
Check colors, fit, clearances and how products sit together at full size, before any of it is repeated.
Decide in One Real Room
Owners, designers, contractors and operators look at the same room instead of separate samples and renderings.
Set a Clear Standard for Production
Approved details and changes are written down, so production follows what your team signed off.
Most useful where one design repeats: hotel guest rooms and suites, apartment unit types, townhouse show units and patient rooms.
Review the Details That Shape the Finished Space
Start with the whole room, then look closely at finishes, products and the places where they meet.
Layout & Dimensions
Check circulation, clearances and installed sizes against the current drawings.
Materials, Finishes & Workmanship
Compare color, texture, joints and edges side by side.
Furniture & Product Combinations
See selected pieces at full scale and how they fit together.
Lighting in Context
See how the specified lighting works with the finishes and furniture.
Agree on What Production Will Follow
A review only helps if the decisions stick. We record what was accepted, what will change and what is still open, against the current drawings.
- Drawing and revision reviewed
- Approved materials and finishes
- Changes and open issues
- Who signed off, and when
Mock-Up Approval Record
- Drawing
- Current revision
- Selections
- Materials and finishes
- Open issues
- Changes to resolve
- Sign-off
- Reviewer and date
How a Mock-Up Review Works
We agree the scope with your project team before anything is built.
Plan the Mock-Up
Share drawings, room type, selections and what you want to check at full size.
Agree on Samples and Criteria
Confirm the samples, dimensions and how the room will be judged.
Review and Revise
Walk the room, note differences and decide on changes.
Sign Off
The signed-off record becomes the reference for production.
How it guides quality control
Mock-Up Room or OKBuild Center?
Both let you see materials at full size, but they serve different stages of a project.
1:1 Mock-Up Room
Review Your Own Room, Built to Your Drawings
Your layout, selections and products are built at full size for your team to review and sign off.
Use it when the design is ready to confirm before mass production.
Mock-Up FAQ
Not sure your project needs a mock-up? Send your drawings and we’ll talk it through.
Do all projects need a 1:1 mock-up?
No. We build one when a project calls for it, most often when one room design repeats many times. Whether to build one, and what it covers, is agreed with your team.
What do you need from us to plan a mock-up?
Your current drawings and room type, the selected materials, finishes and products, and the decisions your team wants to make at full size. Let us know who will sign off, so decisions are recorded against the right documents.
How is the approved mock-up used in production?
Approved details and changes are recorded against the current drawings. That record becomes the reference for production and for the sample approval checkpoint in our quality control.
Planning a Mock-Up? Start With Your Drawings
Send your project stage, drawings or room schedule, selected materials and the decisions your team needs to make.