Tobermore’s new online support hub, Create & Construct, aims to give landscape designers, architects, civil engineers, local authority teams and groundworkers access to a range of tools, services, resources and advice to support every stage of a landscaping project
The Create section of the site is designed to support the early concept, planning, detail design and specification stages of projects. It features 15 different services aimed at helping users shape ideas, specify the correct products and design sustainably. You can download a range of resources from swatches and spec sheets to EPDs. Meanwhile, an inspiration gallery shows Tobermore products in use in a range of different settings, and online tools let you create mood boards, visuals and concept inspiration. Plus, there is the option to arrange a virtual sample studio session, which lets you view samples and speak to the Tobermore team via video call.
Lisa Gow, from Tobermore, explains, “Create gives our customers access to a suite of free online tools and resources that help simplify the design and specification of hard-landscaping projects. These are supported by our design and technical teams, as well as our civil-engineering partners, who are on hand to give tailored advice about how to address the specific challenges of each project.”
Specifiers also have access to Tobermore’s design services. The 2D service translates plans into polished, project-ready drawings, and the 3D design service enables specifiers to walk clients through project-specific CGI visuals that showcase textures, patterns and surfaces.
Create works in conjunction with the Construct section of the hub, which is designed to help contractors and installers take projects from tender through construction to post completion. This includes advice to ensure construction and installation are correct, help solving technical challenges, and answers to maintenance and care questions for finished projects.
The Create & Construct hub can be found on Tobermore’s website.
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