Process · Six validation gates

A fit is earned, not assumed.

Every route starts with vehicle identity and ends only after position, material, heat, vibration and physical fit are reviewed.

Exact-fit sequence

From vehicle identity to a reviewable order intent.

Lead time begins after fit, scope, quote and production slot are confirmed—not from the first configuration.

Identify the exact vehicle

Record make, model, year, trim, body style and facelift status. Similar-looking cabins can still have different cavities or safety systems.

Map safety and working space

Mark airbags, controls, sightlines, pedals, seat-belt travel, structural areas and the full insertion or removal path.

Capture approved measurements

Use a physical vehicle check or an approved measurement set with scale, datums and enough angles to resolve taper and undercuts.

Review the concept proof

Geometry, interfaces, materials, cable routes and limitations are shown as concept work before production is authorized.

Validate heat and vibration

Material choice, pads, felt and inserts are considered for the intended cabin or parking-bay conditions and realistic vehicle movement.

Confirm, make and fit-check

The order remains gated until scope and a slot are recorded. Final fit is checked against the approved evidence before handoff.