If a workshop created custom shelves, the form could request dimensions, intended use and photographs of proposed material. The maker would inspect its condition before accepting the project. A drawing would specify size and finish, with written approval starting production. The final description would distinguish the material's individual marks from agreed dimensions so customers understand the particular piece they are ordering.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Can any wood supplied by a customer be accepted?
The website should state the workshop's actual criteria and require assessment. A photograph prepares the discussion but cannot confirm either material condition or suitability for the proposed transformation.
How can differences between pieces be shown?
Close-up photographs and captions can explain variations and material marks. The catalogue should distinguish a piece currently available from an example used only to discuss a new custom order.