AUTINBERG / INTERIOR PROJECT SYSTEMS
Discuss 304 stainless-steel shower enclosure configurations as project add-ons. Confirm the opening survey, glass specification, hardware and packing scope separately.
Reference information for selection. Confirm the current format, finish, tolerances and complete assembly in the written quotation.
The reviewed catalog identifies 304 stainless steel for the enclosure series. It is not an aluminum shower system. Hinged, sliding, corner and fixed-screen arrangements are available as catalog references for a project discussion; exact supply scope requires written confirmation.
Provide finished opening dimensions, wall alignment, floor level, drainage position, swing or sliding clearance and the proposed fixing surfaces. Ask for glass processing details and the required safety documentation. A catalog glass thickness is not a safety certification.
Reference DG-900 is shown as a fixed screen with 10 mm glass; DG-806 is shown as a bathroom door with 8 mm glass. These reference drawings do not establish dimensions, maximum leaf size, hardware-only supply, stock or delivery dates. Ask for a confirmed configuration and packing list.
Send the panel system, finish reference, quantity, destination and drawings. Minimum order, sample terms, packing and lead time are confirmed in the written quotation; there is no online payment.
Prepared by AUTINBERG from reviewed product literature. Reviewed 27 October 2026. Performance claims and supply commitments require product-specific written evidence.
Specify grooved close-joint aluminum honeycomb panels for interiors. Review 600/1200 × 2750 × 9 mm catalog formats, wood-look references and joint mock-up requirements.
Prepare wall-panel junctions before ordering: substrate review, joint samples, corners, skirting, openings and service access. Request a project-specific installation detail.
Build a comparable wall-panel quotation: area, finish schedule, trims, packing requirements, destination and shipping responsibilities. No fixed MOQ or lead time is assumed.