Melody Structures helps retailers turn allocated mall space into a working sales counter, with custom kiosk design, in-house manufacturing and installation. We serve Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, planning each kiosk around your products, staff workflow and venue requirements.
Our team handles concept design, 3D rendering, carpentry, fabrication, electrical work and finishing. Mall approval support includes drawings and specifications submission, helping you address design requirements before production.
The typical programme is two to four weeks from design sign-off to installation, subject to approvals and site access. Share your dimensions and opening date to discuss feasibility.
We carry out carpentry, fabrication, electrical work and finishing in-house. This brings the cabinet construction, metal details, lighting and surface finishes into one coordinated production process.
For your project, that means design decisions can be discussed with the team responsible for building the kiosk.
Our concept design and 3D rendering stages let you review the layout, colours, display areas and branding positions before fabrication. You can assess whether the proposal suits your products and available space before signing off the design.
We support the approval process through drawings and specifications submission. Reviewing the venue’s requirements early helps identify restrictions that could affect the kiosk’s dimensions, materials or installation arrangements.
We discuss options such as Corian and HPL laminate against your design and budget. Your quotation should reflect the specified materials and construction details, so you can understand what you are paying for.
Our scope continues beyond fabrication to on-site installation. The production programme is coordinated with the agreed design and the venue’s access arrangements, with a typical timeline of two to four weeks from design sign-off.
A useful kiosk layout starts with what happens behind the counter as well as what customers see. Staff need room to serve, retrieve stock and access cabinets without the layout obstructing their work.
We consider customer approach, product visibility, counter positions and storage within your allocated footprint. For food and beverage kiosks, equipment dimensions and service requirements also inform the design.
Before approving a layout, check these practical details:
Plan space for product collections, testers and customer consultations. Tempered glass displays, LED lighting and concealed storage can be incorporated around your range and branding.
Present collections in lockable glass display units with lighting and storage arranged around staff access. Counter proportions and finishes are developed to suit the scale and presentation of your jewellery.
Organise handsets, covers, chargers and accessories into clear display sections. Service counters and stock cabinets support customer assistance without overcrowding the selling area.
Build the layout around your selected equipment and the sequence of ordering, preparation and collection. Equipment dimensions should be confirmed before the surrounding joinery and countertops are finalised.
Adapt shelves, display levels and service areas to your products and packaging. Any refrigeration, wrapping or equipment requirements should be included in the design brief.
Outdoor kiosk specifications depend on the site, exposure and intended use. Share location photographs and service requirements so the enclosure, materials and access arrangements can be assessed separately from an indoor mall installation.
We use plywood and MDF joinery, Corian and HPL countertops, tempered glass displays, stainless steel or aluminium framing, German hardware and LED strip lighting. The combination is selected for the agreed design and application.
| Component | What to Decide Before Production |
|---|---|
| Plywood or MDF joinery | Intended use, surface finish and any areas exposed to moisture |
| Corian or HPL countertops | Appearance, edge details, joints and budget |
| Tempered glass displays | Display dimensions, access positions and locking requirements |
| Stainless steel or aluminium framing | Structural role, visible details and finish |
| German hardware | Specified range, cabinet function and access requirements |
| LED strip lighting | Placement, product illumination and access for maintenance |
| Paint or laminate finishes | Approved colour, texture and detailing |
Ask for the countertop option to be identified clearly in your quotation, including the proposed finish and edge details. Compare the complete specification rather than choosing on the material name alone.If you are considering both options, request pricing against the same kiosk layout. This makes the budget difference easier to assess.
We review your dimensions, product range, brand references and mall guidelines. The concept establishes the footprint, counters, displays and storage arrangement.
We develop visualisations of the proposed design so you can review its appearance and layout. Agreed revisions are incorporated before design sign-off.
Once the design and required approvals are in place, our team proceeds with joinery, metal fabrication, electrical work and finishing. Production follows the agreed drawings and specifications.
We install the kiosk within the venue’s permitted access arrangements. Installation brings together the fabricated units, displays, lighting and finishing details on the mall floor.
Start by obtaining the mall’s kiosk design guidelines and allocated space details. These provide the basis for developing the drawings and specifications for submission.Melody Structures provides complete mall approval support for drawings and specifications submission. Final approval remains with mall management and any relevant authorities.Share the following at the beginning of the project:
Any specified fire-rated materials or authority documentation should be identified during the approval review. Requirements must be established for the actual project rather than assumed from another mall installation.
The cost depends on kiosk size, materials and design complexity. Countertop selection, glass displays, metal detailing, paint finishes and electrical requirements also affect the quotation.A larger footprint is only one part of the calculation. A compact kiosk with complex detailing may require more fabrication and finishing work than a larger, simpler layout.When comparing quotations, check that they cover the same scope: design, materials, lighting, hardware, approval support and installation. Ask for any exclusions to be stated before placing your order.
Start with your allocated dimensions, business type and mall guidelines. Brand references, product photographs and equipment details help define the layout more accurately.
Send the drawings or reference images for review. We will need to assess dimensions, materials and venue requirements before confirming the fabrication scope.
No. A 3D rendering helps you review the proposed appearance; mall approval is a separate review of the required submissions.
Material options can be discussed during design development. Agree on substitutions before sign-off so the quotation, drawings and production specifications remain consistent.
Equipment supply must be confirmed in the project scope. Share your equipment list so the quotation distinguishes between supplied equipment, installation provisions and the surrounding kiosk fabrication.
Approval timing is controlled by the venue and any relevant authorities. We support the submission process and account for approval status when discussing your installation programme.
