
Branded fast-casual concept: optimised hot-line and prep zoning, grease-rated ventilation, cold chain beside the cookline, and a handover tuned for franchise consistency.
Quantified outcomes from this engagement
peak-hour covers (design basis)
Drawings signed before fab
Survey → install → commission
Handover & training completed
We partnered on the back-of-house for a high-volume casual dining brand where ticket time and repetitive layout across sites matter as much as equipment spec. Scope included cookline zoning (griddle, fryers, conveyor oven interface), fabricated stainless benches and risers, exhaust duty matched to branded equipment, and commissioning with kitchen leads before soft launch.
How we aligned engineering with real-site constraints
Challenge
Tight shell dimensions and existing MEP stubs that could not move without programme risk — plus the need to protect dine-in ambience with controlled noise and odour paths.
Our response
We re-sequenced the cookline in CAD, reduced horizontal duct runs where possible, specified inverter-friendly exhaust, and staged installs after hours so trading impact stayed minimal.
2D documentation, 3D visualization, and site photography — the same journey your project will follow.
Plans, elevations, and equipment schedules used for approval and fabrication.
Spatial clarity for stakeholders before stainless and MEP go to site.
Commissioned equipment, stainless, hoods, and ergonomics in daily service.
Share your menu, footprint, and timeline — we translate it into surveyed drawings, 3D approvals, fabricated stainless, and a commissioned handover like the projects above.