Specification

  1. Dimensions: Specify the size of each individual unit and the overall dimensions when fully assembled in various configurations. This includes height, width, depth, and any variable dimensions due to the modular nature.

  2. Material: Detail the type of materials used, such as solid wood, MDF, metal, or glass. Include information on finishes, textures, and color options available.

  3. Weight Capacity: Indicate the weight each shelf unit can safely hold, which is crucial for customer safety and product longevity.

  4. Mounting and Assembly: Provide information on how the shelves can be mounted to the wall or if they are freestanding. Include details on the assembly process and whether special tools or skills are required.

  5. Customization Options: Since Fibonacci focuses on individual and unique orders, outline the range of customization options available. This may include size alterations, color choices, material changes, or additional features like drawers or doors.

  6. Sustainability and Manufacturing: If applicable, detail any sustainable practices in the materials sourced or the manufacturing process. This could be a key selling point for environmentally conscious consumers.

  7. Usage and Care: Offer guidance on the best uses for the shelving (e.g., books, decorations) and instructions for care and maintenance to ensure longevity.

  8. Packaging and Shipping: Describe how the product is packaged and any shipping considerations, especially if it's flat-packed or requires special handling.

  9. Warranty and After-Sales Service: Include information on warranty coverage and after-sales services, such as return policies or customer support.

  10. Price Range: While specific pricing may vary based on customization, providing a base price range can help customers gauge their budget requirements.