Spatial Weft Request a preview

For landlords leasing spec suites

Your spec suite, walked and furnished before the tour.

Spatial Weft turns a suite you are marketing into a private link. Your prospect walks it in a browser and fills it with real equipment at real size, with clearances, power and egress checked as they go.

How it works

One flight through the empty suite. One link for everyone deciding on it.

  1. Scan

    A drone flies the empty suite once and captures it in 360°. The prospect's link opens on that capture: the suite arrives as a point cloud, then settles into walls, columns and glass.

  2. Walk

    They walk it at eye height in a browser tab, on a laptop or a phone. Nothing to install and no headset.

  3. Furnish

    They pull real products from a kit for their industry and set them down at true size. Each move re-runs the checks, so a layout that fails says so while it can still be changed.

  4. Share

    The same link puts several people in the suite at once: the tenant, their broker, your leasing team. When the layout is right, it exports as a plan.

Three kits

The equipment your tenant already owns, or is about to order.

Life science

Fume hoods, biosafety cabinets, −80 freezers, liquid handlers and benches, each built to its maker's dimensions and nameplate load.

Checked live

  • Clearances
  • Receptacles and circuit loads
  • Exhaust

Office

Herman Miller task chairs, sit-stand desks, meeting pods, and the lounge and pantry pieces that go round them.

Checked live

  • Seats and headcount against the listing
  • Clearances
  • Egress

Industrial

Pallet rack, lift trucks, AMRs, conveyor, and the pack and dock equipment between the doors and the racking.

Checked live

  • Aisle widths
  • Clear height
  • Pallet positions
  • Egress

Built from your own listing

We start from what you already published.

Area, clear height, column grid, room counts: a preview begins with the numbers on your page and your broker's flyer. Where the listing is silent, the twin has to assume, and it says where. Every number in a preview carries one of three tags.

Clear height
32'
Published
Unit footprint
2 bays × the building's depth: 112' × 150'
Derived
Office pod
31' × 21', in the entry corner
Assumed
  • PublishedOn your page or the flyer, with a link to it.
  • DerivedWorked out from published numbers, arithmetic shown.
  • AssumedOurs, until you send the plan.

Private previews

Each landlord gets its own address and its own password.

A preview lives at a link only you and your prospects hold. Nothing about a suite shows until the password is in. If you were sent one, open that link; if you want one built from a listing of yours, ask.