Tile and bath showrooms hold hundreds of options on walls and in set-ups. A 360° tour lets customers see the displays, and each tagged item leads to a SKU and the details they need for a quote.
Catalogues with codes and thumbnails don't convey how a finish looks as a display wall or in a room set, so customers rely on visiting several shops.
Tag a tile or a fitting wherever it appears. Import large ranges from a CSV, with each SKU carrying size and finish.
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Illustrative sample content.
Bring in hundreds of products with SKU, size, finish and category; the import validates first and applies nothing if a row has a problem.
Size, finish, material and coverage notes.
Shortlists convert into a single request.
Tag the wall or the set.
Collect SKUs and specifications in a spreadsheet.
Capture each area as a 2:1 equirectangular panorama at a steady, eye-level height.
Import the CSV, then place hotspots on key displays.
Walk the tour as a visitor, resolve any flagged problems, then publish a shareable link.
Tag the basin, tap and tiles in one scene.
Contractors preview ranges and send a SKU shortlist.
Add a scene for the new wall.
Tile and bath showrooms hold hundreds of options. This guide shows how to turn display walls and bathroom sets into a 360° tour linked to SKUs and quote requests.
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A tour is only as useful as the product information behind it. This guide covers structuring product data, importing it by CSV, using variants and keeping it accurate.
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Limits depend on your plan; the pricing page lists them.
Each hotspot links to one product. Use variants for sizes or finishes.
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