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Fitting Room Hooks and Bench Spec
An empty room is leftover spec. Name the hooks. Name leftover width. Close the door.
Fitting room hooks and bench spec: a room that closes still needs named hooks and leftover width for bags. Independent retailers in Thailand hang clothes on the door because the room arrived empty. The shops that still pack put hooks, a bench if specified, and leftover width on the quotation.
Fitting room count is how many rooms. Fitting room fixtures is the room as a system. Folding screen vs fitting room: a screen is not the only room. This page is hooks and leftover width inside.
What the room can hold
A door that meets. Privacy is the close, not a curtain that walks. Landlord may own the demising wall. We do not invent a millimetre of chase.
Named hooks. Count and height on the quotation — millimetres, not a universal “boutique hook.” Hanger types still match the garment. Clothes on the door is leftover spec.
Bench if specified. Leftover width for a bag and a seat — table height is the wrong millimetre family; put the bench millimetres on the quote. Plus-size and maternity often want the seat named.
Leftover width for bags. Two people with bags still belong in queue vs browse outside; inside, leftover width is for the garment and the bag, not a second merchandising wall.
Mirror. One, placed so remaining walk in the room still exists — mirror placement. A wall of mirrors in the door is leftover spec.
Lingerie and bridal still need a room that closes. Layout: the room is not in the first two metres. Cash wrap: packing still happens at the wrap, not in the room.
Humidity: we do not invent a warranty for the bench finish.
When hooks vs bench
| Job | Named hooks | Bench |
|---|---|---|
| Hang while trying | Strong | Weak as the only spec |
| Bag + seat | Weak | Named leftover if you want it |
| 40 sqm | One room that closes | Often skip if leftover width fails |
| Clothes on the door | Never | Never |
Common mistakes
- Empty room, clothes on the door.
- Folding screen as the only room.
- Bench that kills leftover width.
- Room in the first two metres.
What belongs on the quotation
- Room that closes — one.
- Hook count and millimetres.
- Bench vs skip — leftover width named.
- Mirror — one, remaining walk in the room.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and whether you want a seat. That is enough to specify a room instead of an empty box.
Hooks named, leftover width, a door that meets
If you are fitting a fitting room in Thailand, put hooks on the quotation. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering the room, the hooks, and the walk.
Common questions
- Clothes on the door instead of hooks?
- No. Named hooks on the quotation. Clothes on the door is leftover spec.
- Is a bench required?
- Only if leftover width exists. Put millimetres on the quote. Skip if the room fails.
- Folding screen as the only room?
- No. One room that closes. A screen is not the room.
- Is there a standard hook height?
- No. Put millimetres on the quotation. We do not publish a universal height.
Want a fixture list that fits your shop?
Tell us the shop type, size and opening date. We build one fixture plan and one written quotation, in Thai or English.
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