Different products. A shared foundation.

Tomstok is designed for products that need to be configured, constructed and manufactured. Windows and doors are the first commercial focus. Kitchen models exercise the same foundation with a different kind of construction.

Explore the product areas

Window with arched head 3D view
Window with arched head
From the platform’s geometry model

Windows and doors

A shared product foundation for windows and doors: from dimensions, divisions and glazing choices to profiles, joints and production data.

U-shaped kitchen 3D view
U-shaped kitchen
From the platform’s geometry model
Upcoming

Kitchens

Kitchen configuration connects module choices and layout with the parts and operations the factory needs.

Let product rules shape the solution

A made-to-measure window and a kitchen built from standard modules have different construction constraints. Both still require a precise relationship between your customers’ choices, physical components and the work to be done.

Tomstok separates its shared calculation foundation from each product area’s models and rules. That makes the platform broader than a single range while allowing each industry to be described on its own technical terms.

How it connects Two product areas. Different construction constraints.
  1. Windows and doors

    Custom dimensions, divisions, profiles and glass.

  2. Kitchens Upcoming

    Module series, spatial runs and shared components.

Shared foundation: product rules, physical parts, geometry and calculation basis.

Start with windows and doors

Timber and timber/aluminium windows and doors are the first commercial focus. Dimensions, divisions, opening types, profiles and glazing must work together before a product can be sold as a valid construction.

A pilot starts with your specific systems and an agreed product scope. Platform examples are a technical starting point, not a finished product catalogue or proof of every possible construction.

Explore windows and doors
Window with arched head 3D view
Window with arched head
From the platform’s geometry model
Upcoming

Extend the perspective to kitchens

Kitchen models exercise the shared foundation with cabinets, corners, drilling and components positioned in multiple directions.

Kitchen configuration connects layout and module choices to panel parts and production operations. A commercial solution requires its own agreed range, data foundation and validation.

Explore kitchens
Corner cabinet 3D view
Corner cabinet
From the platform’s geometry model

Assess your products through their construction

What matters is how your products vary: which dimensions are free, which choices come from a series, which components are reused and which combinations production must reject.

We explore those questions with sales, product specialists and IT. A bounded example makes it possible to assess both the product model’s coverage and its fit with your workflows.

See how a pilot is scoped

See Tomstok with your products in mind.

Talk to us about your product range and production requirements.