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Windowlink has made a new service available for its Vector program, enabling homeowners to ‘foresee the dream’ with the next level in project visualisation – the 4Site Imaging Bureau.

Vector is a popular tool because it shows exactly how a chosen conservatory, orangery or extension design will actually look on a home. It allows users to superimpose conservatory and extension plans onto real photographs, creating quality 3D images.

 “Our 4Site Imaging Bureau service takes this one step further. Once the project has been designed in Vector, Windowlink’s 4Site software service enables us to extract the 3D data file and convert the image into a photo realistic, high-resolution fly-through three dimensional video to give homeowners a clear vision of how it will look on completion.”

– Mark Dudley 

Managing Director, Windowlink

Virtual reality

“As well as glazed extensions, the 4Site Imaging Bureau allows the incorporation of garden rooms and other buildings, as well as furniture and landscapes. It can even transport your clients through different times of day or seasons for the ultimate ‘virtual reality’ experience,” continues Windowlink's Dudley. “We have developed Vector and 4Site Imaging to make life easier for installers, helping to keep the process of quoting, selling and designing conservatories and glazed extensions much simpler. ‘Selling the dream’ is key to securing work in the fast-developing glazed extension and garden room sectors and 4Site Imaging videos can go a long way to achieve this – after all, imagination is the 4th dimension.”

Quoting Software packages are available with automated or bespoke pricing modules for every aspect of the conservatory or extension build, including base and ground works, windows, doors, electrics and flooring. The 4Site Imaging Bureau service is available exclusively to Vector users.

Picture: A garden room designed and rendered  as an image with the Vector and 4Site imaging software.

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
12th October 2020

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