Integrated Design Features & Project Ancillaries
From Payment Points to Planting. Planned as Part of the Whole.
We integrate payment housings, media screens, lighting, signage, planting and other specialist features into your project.
THE FURNITURE IS JUST THE START
Payment, Media, Lighting, Planting – and the Details That Bring It All Together.
Every project includes integrated design features and project ancillaries beyond the core furniture. Payment housings, media screens, lighting, signage, and planting can all form part of the design. Other specialist additions can be coordinated through Nebrak’s wider delivery.
Across vending furniture, micro markets, catering interiors, commercial spaces, and exhibitions, we consider every feature alongside the wider layout. Services, materials, access, and brand are part of the discussion. The result is one coordinated environment rather than a collection of later additions.
Selected Clients and Industry Partners
PAYMENT POINTS THAT BELONG
Secure Payment Housings Designed Around Your Technology
A payment point may be compact, but it is often one of the most-used parts of a space.
Nebrak designs secure card reader housings, checkout kiosks and payment pods around selected technology. Power, data, ventilation, cable routes and service access are considered before manufacture.
PUT THE SCREEN IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Integrated Media Screens with a Clear Purpose
Media screens can support digital menus, promotions, product information and wayfinding, but only when they are positioned effectively.
We can integrate existing screens, help source suitable hardware or retrofit screens where practical. Sightlines, power, ventilation, cables and access are considered, whether the project needs one display or a connected multi-screen setup.
Explore our guide to media screens in vending and automated retail.
LIGHT IT. SIGN IT. MAKE IT YOURS
Lighting, Signage and Brand Features
We can integrate LED lighting, neon, lightboxes, menu displays, stand-off lettering and branded graphics into furniture and interiors.
Planning them early brings wiring, fixings, dimensions and artwork together. Our in-house print team can then produce and apply graphics across furniture, walls, windows and displays.
BRING THE OUTSIDE IN
Biophilia and Planting Features
Planting can soften equipment, define zones and connect furniture with the wider interior.
Nebrak can design bespoke planter housings and coordinate real or artificial planting. Features can sit within furniture, frame an installation or create separation while supporting circulation, cleaning and maintenance.
MAKE ROOM FOR QUIETER MOMENTS
Acoustic and Specialist Interior Additions
Acoustic pods, panels and screens can introduce quieter places for calls, focused work or conversation.
Where included in the brief, Nebrak coordinates these features with the layout, furniture and finishes. We work with specialist suppliers where required and consider footprint, access, power and installation.
ONE PROJECT. FEWER LOOSE ENDS
Specialist Features Coordinated Through the Wider Delivery
Some features are manufactured by Nebrak. Others are coordinated with client-appointed or specialist suppliers.
In either case, we bring dimensions, finishes, services, access and installation into the wider programme. The result feels coherent rather than pieced together.
BIG IDEAS. PRACTICAL QUESTIONS. FAQS
Payment technology is usually selected and supplied by the operator or a specialist provider. Nebrak designs and manufactures the secure housing around it and coordinates its physical integration.
Yes. We can design new furniture around confirmed equipment specifications, including dimensions, power, data, ventilation and access. Retrofitting into existing furniture may also be possible following an assessment.
We can design associated furniture and housings or coordinate suitable specialist suppliers as part of the wider project.
Yes. Dimensions, materials, hardware positions and artwork can be standardised while allowing for differences between individual locations.
Share your equipment specifications, project drawings, intended features, site information and any established brand guidelines. We can identify any further technical requirements during the design process.