Werribee Motors Car Showroom Project: Expanding Dealership Space for the LDV Range
To accommodate the launch of the new LDV vehicle range, Werribee Motors required an extension to its existing showroom that could be delivered quickly and cost-effectively. Faced with limited space in its primary showroom, the company sought a modern, visually appealing, and functional display area that would seamlessly integrate with its existing facilities.
Car Showroom Project Overview
Location: Werribee Motors Showroom Extension
Structure Dimensions: 10.00m x 15.00m x 4.00m
Primary Use: Vehicle display showroom for LDV range
Key Objectives: Rapid deployment, cost efficiency, and premium presentation
Key Features & Customisations
Glass Facade with Black Powder-Coated Frame – Provides a sleek, high-end aesthetic, offering maximum visibility for the showcased vehicles while maintaining a modern showroom feel.
Industrial Floor – Designed for high foot traffic and vehicle loads, ensuring durability and a premium finish.
Double Glass Entrance Door – Allows for easy customer access and vehicle movement into the showroom.
Internal Ceiling Lining – Creates a polished, professional interior, enhancing the customer experience.
Panel Wall System – Provides a clean and customisable backdrop for branding and showroom displays.
Alucabond Signage to Perimeter – Delivers high-quality external branding, ensuring strong visibility and recognition for the LDV range.
Project Success
The Werribee Motors Car Showroom Project successfully provided an immediate, high-quality expansion solution that met both operational and aesthetic requirements. The glass facade and industrial floor ensured the LDV range was showcased in a premium environment, while the modular design allowed for rapid construction with minimal disruption to business operations.
This project highlights how ATS modular showroom structures offer scalable, stylish, and cost-effective solutions for automotive and retail industries, delivering high-impact display spaces with quick turnaround times.
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