Let buyers walk your floor from anywhere.

A virtual showroom tour turns your floor into a 24/7 sales asset. Buyers shop on their schedule, your team meets them better prepared, and your showroom does work outside business hours.

What we scan

The full retail floor, including any dedicated vignettes, design consultation areas, and accessible storage you want included. We work around inventory and avoid customer-facing hours.

What sits inside every showroom tour

A virtual showroom is more than a real-estate marketing walkthrough — it is a layered product catalog the visitor can browse, search, and act on without leaving the tour. Every build includes the following components.

Info tag

The info tag is the resting state of every product on the floor — a small anchor dot on the fixture that opens an action panel on click. Tagging items means adding a buy-now button, internal hyperlinks, external web sources, in-depth product descriptions, brochure links, or spec sheets. Anything that adds value and answers a buyer’s question sits neatly inside the tag — a convenient, customisable way to communicate with customers without picking up the phone.

Media tag

A tag can also carry video, photo, or audio directly. The media tag sits anchored to the product and plays in place — the buyer clicks the play overlay and watches the installation walkthrough, the brand promo, or the product demo without leaving the tour or even moving the camera.

Billboard tag

The billboard tag opens a full media window inside the virtual tour itself — instead of launching a new browser tab. Designers can preview a 3D product, watch an installation video, or look at a spec image without losing their place on the floor.

Detail panel

The detail panel adds an immense amount of functionality to a virtual showroom. It keeps you and your clients connected while the tour is open — phone, booking link, brand mark visible at all times — and it houses the product directory so every SKU on the floor is one click away.

Product directory

The product directory organises every tagged product into one searchable, filterable view. Products can be filtered by brand and by category, and the search bar lets a designer pull up a specific SKU in seconds — useful when the buyer asks “do you carry the Rubinet 14127001-CH?” and the sales team wants an instant answer.

Mini map

The mini map sits in the top-right corner of the tour and lets users jump from location to location on the floor. It also shows a marker and direction, so the buyer always knows exactly where they are inside the showroom.

Google Analytics integration

Every tour is wired up to Google Analytics. You can see where users have travelled inside the showroom, which product tags were viewed, and which displays held attention longest. The result is a clean view of which products earn the click — and the data to fine-tune both the physical and virtual showroom around what is actually working.

Branding, custom UI, and music

The interface is branded for your showroom — your colours, your logo, your custom tag icons, and (optionally) background music tuned to the floor experience. Buyers do not leave the tour to recognize your brand.

Where this fits in our packages

Every tier includes the walkable tour, mini map, product directory, branded custom UI, custom tag icons, background music, Google Analytics, and product tags with code & descriptions. Premium adds web integration on tags (buy-now, cart, wishlist, web links). Ultra adds full media integration on tags (PDFs, pictures, video, audio, 3D product images, installation menu). See the packages page for the full breakdown, or step into the TUBS Virtual Showroom case study for a real example.