Made for your organisation
A virtual tour of your showroom
A showroom shows how products, materials and displays fit together. Let customers explore it themselves, even before a visit has been arranged.
A selection of our work
Showrooms you can explore yourself
See how technical installations, working showers and interior materials each take a different form in a virtual tour.
From an overview to a specific display
Which product groups matter? We choose viewpoints that explain the layout and show displays from different sides. Customers can use this to prepare for a visit or a conversation with your adviser.
Explanation where customers need it
At Hansgrohe, recorded running water and shower sounds start when visitors click a control. Technische Unie presents solutions for lighting, heating and ventilation. We discuss which explanations and controls would help in your showroom; these features are developed for the project.
Plan for changing collections
Agree which displays are permanent and which change regularly. A new collection may need new images. We discuss the scope of the first tour and what can be replaced later. A tour records the showroom; it is not an automatically updated product catalogue.
Present a physical showroom online
A Zien360 virtual showroom starts with an existing space. We use 360-degree photography to capture product displays and their surroundings. Visitors can look around independently and understand how products are presented. Hansgrohe The Water Studio and Technische Unie demonstrate different applications.
A fully designed 3D environment or product configurator is a different brief. Tell us what already exists and what visitors should be able to do. We can then discuss suitable images and interactive explanations for your physical showroom.
Changing collections and use in sales
Before photography, identify displays that remain in place and collections that change regularly. Product information, links and additional photographs can be discussed separately from the permanent location images. This establishes which information will need maintenance after delivery.
You can embed the showroom tour on your website and open it during a sales meeting or trade fair. Go directly to the display relevant to your customer’s question. See our approach to virtual tours for sales and trade fairs.
An estimate for your project
What does a virtual tour cost?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.
Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.