Trade Program for Interior Designers and Architects

Who this is for

This program is for interior designers, architects, contractors and specifiers placing a children's space inside a larger project: a family home under renovation, a hospitality or retail play area, a clinic waiting room, a school. It assumes you are not buying a product off a shelf. You are specifying something into a drawing set, against a programme, for a client who will ask you why you chose it.

What a specifier gets that a retail buyer does not

  • Drawings and dimensions to specify against, so the structure sits in your own plan and elevations instead of being guessed at
  • Finish matching, so colours are pulled from your scheme rather than a standard palette
  • One named point of contact for the project, from first enquiry through to handover
  • Delivery and installation coordinated to your site programme, not to a generic dispatch date
  • A document pack for submittals: material declarations, chain-of-custody documents, finish safety data sheets
  • Early input on access and ceiling height, before your layout is frozen

Trade terms exist and are discussed directly with each practice. They depend on the project, the scope and how the work is coordinated — which is why they are a conversation rather than a published table.

What we need from you to start

  • The floor plan with finished ceiling height, and elevations if you have them
  • The access route: door widths, stair turns, lift dimensions, delivery restrictions
  • Whether the space is residential or open to the public, because it changes the build
  • Scheme references: finishes, colours and materials already specified
  • The programme, especially the date the room must be handed over
  • Who signs off the design, and who signs off on site

Using the 3D visualization in a client presentation

Every project gets a free 3D visualization before anything is built, and it is made to be shown. It puts the structure in the actual room at the actual size, which ends the conversation where a client has imagined something twice as wide or half as tall as what they are buying. It also moves their changes to the drawing stage, where changes cost nothing.

For a client who needs to feel the scale rather than look at it, the 360° virtual showroom walks through real builds at full size. For early layout studies, the playground designer is faster than sketching.

Specification support and the document pack

We word our claims carefully, which is what makes them usable in a submittal. Structures are designed with reference to ASTM F1487 and CPSC Publication 325. Timber is FSC® and PEFC certified European mill stock, with chain-of-custody documents available. Material declarations for EPA TSCA Title VI and CARB Phase 2 are available. Finishes are water-based, with safety data sheets available. We do not describe products as certified or approved, because that language belongs to a test report — and a specifier who repeats a loose claim in a submittal is the one left holding it.

On accessibility: ADA compliance is determined by the installed play area, not by an individual product, so we position and specify units to support an accessible route — and we want the plan early enough to do that properly. Supplier evidence is published at certified supply chain.

Fitting a construction programme

Production plus delivery typically runs 8 to 16 weeks from approved design, so the date that governs your programme is design sign-off, not the day you first call. Bring us in at layout stage rather than at snagging: ceiling height, the access route and whether walls can take fixings are all far cheaper to solve on a drawing than on site.

If your handover date is fixed, say so in the first conversation. We will tell you honestly whether the scope fits the window, and if it does not, we will say which part of the scope would have to change.

How to join

Write to us with your practice name, the project type and the programme, through the quote form or the contact page. You will be given a point of contact, and the first working session is about your plan and your constraints — not a catalogue.

Working with custom playhouse builders on your project

When your project calls for custom playhouse builders who coordinate directly with your drawing set, our custom playhouse trade program provides the specific technical details you need. You work with one named point of contact from your initial inquiry through to handover, receiving finish matching pulled directly from your palette and exact plans that drop straight into your elevations.

Through our indoor playhouse trade program interior designers and architects gain access to dedicated trade terms tailored to each project scope. You also receive 3D visualizations showing the structure inside the actual room before building begins, along with material declarations and chain-of-custody documentation ready for your submittal packages.

Kids furniture trade program for interior designers

When you join our kids furniture trade program interior designers you receive a full set of drawings and dimensions that fit directly into your project files. Finish matching lets you pull colors from your existing scheme, and a single named contact guides you from the first enquiry through handover. We provide a document pack that includes material declarations, chain-of-custody records and finish data sheets for submittals. A free 3D visualization places the structure in the actual room at scale, allowing you to resolve size questions before any wood is cut. Early input on ceiling height and access routes helps keep your construction programme on track.

If you are searching for a custom playhouse builder near me you will find that our workshop creates each piece to order, based on the plans you provide. The interior designer kids playroom workflow starts with your floor plan, ceiling height and any delivery constraints, then moves to a 3D model that you can show to clients. Our trade terms are discussed directly with your practice, and the single point of contact coordinates delivery to match your site programme. All required submittal documents, including material declarations and finish data sheets, are supplied as part of the specification package.

Questions buyers ask us

What submittal documents do you supply for our specification package?

We provide a complete documentation pack for your drawing set and submittals. This includes structural drawings and dimensions, material declarations for EPA TSCA Title VI and CARB Phase 2, and safety data sheets for our water-based finishes. We also furnish chain-of-custody documentation for our FSC and PEFC certified timber. Our play structures are designed with reference to ASTM F1487 and CPSC Publication 325, giving you defensible language for your submittal package.

How do you handle finishes and colour matching with our existing scheme?

We pull colours and finishes directly from your specification rather than asking you to choose from a fixed commercial catalog. When you provide your material schedule, paint references, or timber samples, we align our water-based finishes to integrate cleanly with the surrounding interior architecture. Every finish is specified alongside its corresponding safety data sheet so your team can confirm compatibility with the rest of the project.

How do trade terms work for architects and interior designers?

We establish trade terms directly with each design practice rather than through a static tier list. The arrangement reflects your project scope, the extent of coordination required, and whether you are handling multiple rooms across a scheme. You work with one named point of contact who manages design support, logistics, and site installation. Contact us with your project details to open an account and review terms with our team.

Can we use your design assets during our client concept presentations?

Yes. Every project receives a tailored 3D visualization showing the proposed structure inside your actual room dimensions. This model is designed for client-facing presentations to establish scale, clarify spatial footprints, and confirm elevations before construction starts. You can also utilize our 360-degree virtual showroom to walk clients through completed builds, allowing you to resolve layout adjustments while design revisions can still be made freely on paper.

How does your interior designer trade program work for playhouse projects?

Designers and architects work with us on the drawing, not on a catalogue. You brief the room and the client, and we return elevations, a 3D visualization you can present, and finish samples matched to the scheme you are already specifying. The quotation is itemized so it drops into your own schedule without rework. We deliver turnkey and install, so the trade contact is not managing a flat pack on site. Repeat trade accounts keep a project history with us, which shortens the second and third specification considerably.