Span, length and height
The three numbers every hall enquiry starts with, entered directly and reflected in the model and the price.
3D Hall Configurator
A 3D hall configurator for industrial and event buildings
Let customers set the span, length and height of a hall, choose cladding and openings, and get a price for the building they actually need.
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What customers can specify
Frame and cladding
Frame type and wall or roof cladding, shown on the building rather than described in a specification sheet.
Doors and shutters
Roller shutters, sliding doors and personnel doors, positioned where the customer needs them.
Roof lights and ventilation
Roof lights, ridge ventilation and other openings, added as priced options.
Insulation and finish
Insulated or single-skin build-ups and the exterior colour, applied to the model in real time.
A price as they build
Pricing formulas can key off floor area or perimeter, so a bigger hall prices correctly without a manual recalculation.
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Turn a specification conversation into a self-service one
Most hall enquiries begin with a customer who knows roughly what they need but not what it costs. That turns into several rounds of drawings and revised quotes before anyone knows whether the project is viable. A configurator moves that to the front. The customer explores sizes and specifications, sees the effect on price immediately, and arrives at your sales team with a realistic building and a realistic budget.
Rules that reflect what you can actually build
A hall configurator is only useful if it refuses to produce a building you cannot manufacture. Conditional logic ties options to the choices before them — a shutter size that is not available on a given span simply does not appear, and cladding options can be limited by frame type. That keeps the resulting specification manufacturable, which is what makes the quote worth sending.
Build the rules faster, and check them properly
A hall configurator carries a lot of logic: options that only apply above a certain size, combinations that cannot be manufactured, prices that move with dimensions. Getting that right by hand is slow, and checking it is slower. Simplio3D can generate a working configurator from a product description to give you a starting point, and its AI assistant can audit an existing project — reviewing option coverage and conditional logic instead of leaving you to click every combination. For larger catalogues, the MCP server lets an assistant connect with a scoped token and evaluate logic or calculate prices directly, proposing changes rather than applying them silently.
How to build a 3D hall configurator
From a model of your standard building to a live configurator on your site.
Upload your hall model
Import the building model and separate the parts that need to vary — frame, wall cladding, roof, doors and openings.
Build the option blocks
Add dimension inputs for span, length and eaves height, dropdowns for frame and cladding, and toggles for roof lights, ventilation and insulation.
Add conditional logic
Restrict shutters, roof lights and cladding by the frame and span the customer has chosen, so a specification that cannot be engineered never reaches your inbox.
Price it and collect the enquiry
Price from floor area or perimeter with a formula, then add openings, insulation and ventilation as line items. A 30m hall prices correctly without anyone rebuilding the quote.
Embed it on your site
Publish and embed it on your buildings page. Sales teams often keep a second link for use on a laptop during a site visit.
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Frequently asked questions
Within the ranges you allow. Dimension inputs can be bounded with minimums, maximums and steps, so customers stay inside what you actually manufacture.
Yes. Pricing supports formulas as well as fixed prices and price tables, so a rate per square metre or per linear metre of perimeter can be modelled directly.
Yes — that is a standard use of conditional logic. Options that do not apply to the chosen frame, span or height are hidden or disabled automatically.
A quote request containing the complete configuration and their contact details, which lands under Requests in your dashboard.
That depends on your model. If the interior is modelled, customers can orbit and zoom around it like any other part of the scene.
Yes. The published project runs in the browser with touch controls, and the embed scales to the container you place it in.
Sheds, garages and roofs
If your range extends beyond halls, the same dimension-driven approach covers sheds, garages, carports and roof structures.
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