A siding visualizer lets a customer compare exterior products on a building before committing to a purchase. Instead of asking them to imagine an entire facade from a sample, you give them a place to explore profiles, finishes, and color combinations. FRMWRK builds interactive siding experiences for the people selling, manufacturing, and installing those products.

What customers can explore
Our live MDLR demo uses interactive 3D structures with selectable wall panels, roof panels, wainscot, and finishes. Customers can rotate the building, zoom in, and compare combinations from different angles. Residential, agricultural, and commercial examples help show how the same catalog can serve different projects. Open the live demo to see the current options rather than relying on a static screenshot.
Build the experience around your siding catalog
The starting point for a custom build is your actual product range: profile names, available colors, finish references, and rules about which products belong on which surfaces. Lap siding, board and batten, corrugated panels, and other profiles need distinct geometry or texture treatment. We work through those requirements with your team so the experience presents the choices you sell.
A clearer path from design to a quote
A useful visualizer should give visitors an obvious next step. That may be requesting a quote, sharing a configuration with your sales team, or moving into a more detailed project discussion. The saved selections and quoting handoff depend on the chosen scope. A preview supports a sales conversation; it does not replace field measurements, installation requirements, or a reviewed estimate.
For homeowners comparing siding
Start with the main wall finish, then compare accent areas, wainscot, trim, and the roof. Check the building from more than one angle and keep the product names with the preferred combination. Screen colors and simulated lighting are approximate. Confirm the final finish with physical samples and the supplier before ordering.
What to bring to your visualizer project
Bring a product list, color chart, profile dimensions or drawings, representative buildings, brand assets, and an example of how quotes currently reach your team. These materials help define a practical first version. If your website already works well, discuss adding a visualizer there; if the whole sales experience needs attention, explore a custom website with the tool built into it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload a photo of my own house?
Photo upload is not enabled in the current public MDLR demo. It demonstrates configurable 3D structures. If a photo-based experience is part of your project, we will define and confirm that scope with you.
Can the visualizer use my company’s siding?
A custom build can be scoped around your catalog, colors, profiles, and branding. The product assets and supported options are confirmed during discovery.
Make the next move concrete.
Tell us what you sell, what your customers need to see, and where the project should go next. We’ll discuss a scope built around your operation.
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