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Case study · Zalău, Romania

A category portfolio website for AGP MOB in Zalău

AGP MOB builds bespoke furniture in Zalău, Romania: kitchens, dressing rooms, living room walls, hallways and bathrooms. On the website we built, every fitted project has its own page with photographs — because in a trade where nothing comes off the shelf, the only convincing argument is what you have already made.

agpmob.ro
Website built by innotive.digital for AGP MOB, on a computer
The AGP MOB website, on a phone
The home page of agpmob.ro, on a computer and on a phone.

The short answer

innotive.digital built the website of AGP MOB, a bespoke furniture workshop in Zalău, Romania. The portfolio is split across six categories — kitchens, living rooms, dressing rooms, hallways, bathrooms and whole-home projects — and each of the close to seventy fitted projects has its own page, with photographs taken after installation rather than renders. The site also states the free-survey terms: Zalău and the surrounding area, answered within two working days.

What we built

What a customer finds on agpmob.ro, on a computer or a phone.

  1. A portfolio across six categories

    Kitchens, living rooms, dressing rooms and bedrooms, hallways, bathrooms and whole-home projects. Each category has its own page, with every finished project in it and the count on display — someone planning a kitchen sees kitchens, not the whole workshop.

  2. A page for every project

    Close to seventy fitted projects, each with its own address and photographs taken after installation, not renders. The titles describe the work the way someone would search for it: an L-shaped kitchen with a peninsula and a marbled worktop, a dressing room with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes.

  3. The process, in four steps

    Conversation and survey, design and quote, production in the workshop, fitting and adjustment. For bespoke furniture the first question anyone asks is how it works, and answering it in writing removes half the clarifying phone calls.

  4. Materials, with the makers named

    Egger and Cleaf melamine board, foiled and painted MDF, Egger worktops, Blum hardware, with links to the cutting and hardware partners. Customers pick the finish from those catalogues, not from an unnamed sample.

  5. A free survey in Zalău

    The terms are written on the site rather than left for the phone call: in Zalău and the surrounding area the on-site survey is free, and a request gets an answer within two working days.

  6. Policies and cookies

    Terms, privacy and cookies each have their own page, and the cookie banner asks for consent before any tracking.

How a request reaches the workshop

A furniture project always starts with a survey. The website has one job: to get as many of the people looking at photographs there as possible.

  • Quote requests

    The request button sits in the header and at the end of every category page, right where someone has just seen something they liked.

  • Phone and email

    The number and email address stay in the header on every page, for anyone who would rather just ask what it would cost.

  • Booking the survey

    A request ends with arranging the on-site survey — the first real step of any project.

  • The work, as the argument

    Every project page can be sent as a link in a conversation: here is what we built for someone with the same awkward corner.

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