Why Suppliers and Installers Should Join Measure Design
A kitchen or wardrobe project only works when materials and fitting come together. Here is what joining Measure Design looks like for suppliers and installers, and why the supply side matters.
A project needs both sides of the trade
A homeowner can fall in love with a design, but the project only becomes real when the right materials can be sourced and the right hands fit them. Suppliers and installers are not an afterthought on Measure Design; they are the part that turns a concept into a finished kitchen or bedroom.
That is why the platform has an open door for both. Suppliers join the marketplace to showcase their products, and installers join the directory to be found by customers planning a real project in their area. Both routes are free to join.
What suppliers get by joining
Supplier onboarding is free to join. You add your products and catalogues, showcase your offering to customers, and receive relevant enquiries from people who are actively designing a kitchen or wardrobe.
The customers arriving at your products are not browsing aimlessly. They have uploaded their room, chosen a style and built a design concept, so an enquiry that reaches you already carries context: the look they want, the room type and the materials they are considering. You can also list made-to-measure items as quote-on-request products, so custom work is quoted properly rather than guessed.
Any future paid services or marketplace charges would be introduced separately, with terms provided for review before they apply. Joining now costs nothing.
What installers get by joining
Installer onboarding is free to join, with no joining fee. You create a company profile, and our team reviews and verifies your details before you become visible on the platform, so customers see a checked installer, not an unmoderated listing.
Once approved, you appear in the installer directory and can receive relevant project opportunities from homeowners who have a real design concept and need a professional to fit it. Because enquiries arrive with the design context attached, less time is spent finding out what the customer actually wants and more on quoting the actual job.
Why the supply side makes the platform better for customers
Every supplier and installer who joins makes the next customer's project easier to complete. More catalogue products means design concepts can be matched to real, orderable items. More verified installers means a customer with a finished design is never left wondering who will fit it.
Designs on the platform can be shared directly with an installer or turned into a product list for supplier quotes, so joining plugs you into a flow of customers who have already done the hardest part: deciding what they want.
How to get started
Suppliers can join through the Supplier Onboarding page in the site menu: create your profile, add products and catalogues, and start receiving relevant enquiries. The process is free.
Installers can join through the Installer Onboarding page in the site menu. Complete the profile form and submit it; your application goes to our team for verification, and you will be notified once approved and visible on the platform.
We would rather grow the network carefully than promise numbers we cannot stand behind. What we can stand behind is the model: customers arrive with real design intent, and suppliers and installers are the people who deliver it.
Frequently asked questions
Is joining really free? Yes; supplier onboarding and installer onboarding are both free to join, with no joining fee for installers. Do I need to be verified? Installers are reviewed and verified by our team before appearing on the platform. What do customers send me? Enquiries arrive with design context attached, such as the room type, style and materials the customer is considering.