A sales gallery sells a development that doesn't exist yet — and the physical model is usually the object buyers spend the most time in front of. We build sales-gallery models as the centrepiece of the room: LED-lit, hand-finished, and detailed enough to answer the questions a brochure or render can't.
On a 120-unit residential estate, buyers spent an average of twenty minutes at our model during their visit, asking questions about neighbours, views, and proximity to amenities — engagement the developer credited directly for a 90% Phase 1 reservation rate within 90 days.
Sales-gallery models are typically built at 1:100 to 1:200, sized to be the visual anchor of the room, with interior LED lighting, landscaping, and a base plinth with signage designed for extended close-up viewing.
We finish gallery models to withstand extended handling and display — a sales gallery model is meant to last the length of the sales campaign, not a single event.
Yes — unit-level detail and numbering can be built in so sales staff can point out specific units during viewings.