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Outdoor furniture 3D configurator: the patio set on the buyer's terrace

Outdoor furniture is bought in spring, when the buyer stands on their terrace wondering what will fit. In the photo the set sits on a large deck by the sea, while their terrace is 3 by 4 metres. An outdoor furniture 3D configurator lets them build the set, choose materials and place it on their own terrace at true size by phone.

Short answer

What is an outdoor furniture 3D configurator?

An outdoor furniture 3D configurator is a tool on a maker's or shop's website where the buyer puts together a patio set, picks frame material, cushion fabric and extras such as a parasol, and the 3D model and price update at once. Trimata builds it from your products, and the set can be placed on a terrace by phone.

Set

  • Dining set
  • Lounge corner with sofa
  • Pair of sun loungers
  • Garden swing
  • Bar table

Modules and size

  • Corner sofa modules
  • Table length
  • Number of chairs

Frame material

  • Teak
  • Thermowood
  • Acacia
  • Powder coated aluminium
  • Stainless steel

Colour

  • Aluminium frame colours
  • Wood tones
  • Weave colour

Cushions and fabric

  • Fabric type and colour
  • Quick dry foam
  • Cushion thickness

Shade

  • Cantilever or centre pole parasol
  • Pergola
  • Awning
What buyers chooseFor this product we build the 3D model from your photos or drawings.

What buyers ask before buying outdoor furniture

  • Will a corner sofa and table fit on my 3 by 4 metre terrace?
  • Can the furniture stay outside over winter?
  • Do the cushions fade in the sun, and how fast do they dry after rain?
  • What is the difference between teak, thermowood and aluminium if I do not want to oil it every year?
  • Will the swing stand steady on grass, or does it need a base?
  • How many people can sit at this table?

What the buyer can choose in the configurator

Choices are set up so the buyer sees not just the look but how each piece will cope outdoors.

ChoiceOptionsWhy show it in 3D
SetDining set, lounge corner with sofa, pair of sun loungers, garden swing, bar tableThe buyer builds the set from single pieces and sees how much of the terrace it takes.
Modules and sizeCorner sofa modules, table length, number of chairsWith AR they can check a path remains to the door and steps.
Frame materialTeak, thermowood, acacia, powder coated aluminium, stainless steel, synthetic rattanMaterials look and age differently, so comparing them side by side helps.
ColourAluminium frame colours, wood tones, weave colourFrame colour has to suit the house and the decking, which is easiest to judge in AR.
Cushions and fabricFabric type and colour, quick dry foam, cushion thicknessCushions are most of what you see, yet catalogues usually show them in grey.
ShadeCantilever or centre pole parasol, pergola, awningThe buyer sees whether the parasol covers the whole table and where its base stands.
Protection and storageCovers, cushion box, leg glidesShown alongside the furniture, these make the buyer think about winter straight away.

Extras that raise the order value

Outdoor furniture buyers tend to spend more when they see the whole terrace rather than a single item. A parasol or awning, a cushion box, winter covers, an outdoor rug, lights. On their own each looks minor, so they get put off.

When the parasol can be placed by the table on the model and its shade seen, with a cushion box next to the sofa, the buyer sees a finished terrace. Covers come to mind once they are already thinking about where the furniture goes in October.

A dearer frame material, teak instead of acacia for example, also sells more easily when both versions sit side by side with a note on how much care each one needs.

Which 3D format suits outdoor furniture

FormatFitWhen to choose it
3D configuratorGood fitWhen you sell modular sofas or sets with several materials and fabrics.
3D view with ARGreat fitWhen the main question is whether the set fits the terrace and the buyer is standing on it with a phone.
Renders and videoGreat fitWhen you need seasonal catalogue images in winter, when outdoor shoots are impossible.
B2B quote builderGood fitWhen you supply café terraces, hotels or holiday parks in volume.

Why makers choose Trimata

  • We review your request within 24 hours

    Send a photo, drawing or link, and we review your request within 24 hours and get back to you with an offer.

  • Fixed price

    We agree the price up front, before work starts.

  • One model, many uses

    The same 3D model gives you a configurator, an AR view, catalogue photos and video.

  • You own the files

    The 3D models are yours to use anywhere, with anyone.

  • Lithuanian and English

    Configurators speak both languages, which suits makers exporting to Scandinavia or Germany.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. With AR on a phone the set appears on the terrace or lawn at true size. The buyer can walk around it and check there is room to pass.
Yes. Each material can carry a short note on care and winter storage. That cuts down on questions after the sale.
No. New models are added and old ones hidden when they sell out. Materials and fabrics repeat across models, so each season costs less to update than the first.
Usually not. A single product in a few colours is well served by a 3D view with AR. A configurator pays off when sets are built from modules or material combinations.

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