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A fast-growing retail display and exhibit fabricator was struggling to keep up with a surge of store programs and client revisions. The in-house engineering team became a bottleneck during quoting, detailing, and release—putting delivery timelines and shop efficiency at risk. Treknocom provided a dedicated remote engineering team to convert design intent into production-ready deliverables: detailed 3D models, shop drawings, cut lists, hardware schedules, nesting-ready data, and CNC-ready outputs using SolidWorks, Swood, and Microvellum.
SolidWorks, Swood, Microvellum
The client builds custom retail displays, store fixtures, kiosks, and exhibit elements that combine wood-based casework with metal hardware and specialty components. Each program requires rapid turnarounds, frequent iteration with designers/clients, and clear documentation for the shop floor. They needed a partner who could scale engineering capacity quickly and consistently—while working to their standards and release process.
Treknocom set up a dedicated execution model designed for retail rollout velocity—combining repeatable templates with a rigorous revision and QA loop.
By combining repeatable templates with disciplined revision control, Treknocom helped the fabricator increase throughput and reduce rework during high-pressure retail programs. The engagement demonstrated how a dedicated remote engineering team can convert design intent into shop-ready, CNC-aligned deliverables—quickly and consistently—so the shop can build with confidence.
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