What is included in the breakdown/reinstall?

Yes, we can break down and reinstall your booth to a new space. What’s included in that fee?

First of all, we fly someone to your dealership from Tampa, Florida. We rent a car, get a hotel. We take six to eight hours to dismantle all the plastic. It has to come off. He cleans all the adhesive off, cleans the studio, moves it to the location, and then we send a package with a new top, new wheels, new adhesive, and some other supplies, and then he reassembles it. It has new wheels, new adhesive, new plastic, new cloth top.

It is a brand new booth! Everything is included for the fee we charge for moving the studio.

We call it a breakdown and reinstall.

I don’t need flooring. Why should I go with yours?

You do not need to go with our flooring. It’s strictly a recommendation in providing a low-maintenance solution for stores that don’t know what they’re doing. If you want to do epoxy, I personally love epoxy. Just know going in to use a floor that is a white or gray, or something that doesn’t reflect pigment or color back into your room.

We recommend Swisstrax strictly for a low-maintenance option. You don’t need our floor. In fact, it’s not even our floor. We buy it from another company and install it for you just to be a complete, all-inclusive solution.
 

 

I don't have space inside my dealership can I put it in an outdoor tent?

Jay, I don’t have the space. I looked at your spec. I don’t have the space anywhere in my dealership. What can you do? Can I put it in an event tent or an outdoor tent?

Once again, if you haven’t heard, I visit everyone’s space. Let me visit your space. Let me walk your dealership. Let me make some recommendations before you go to tents or outdoor buildings.

But, to answer your question, “can you put it in a tent?” We have them in tents, but they are ruggedized. If you’re up north, a tent–no way–is going to support the weight of six, eight, or nine inches of snow. If you’re in Florida, Louisiana, the coast of Texas, I wouldn’t put a tent where a hurricane wind at 50 mph or higher would blow it down.

To answer your question, “Can you put it in a tent?” Yes. Let me walk your space first, and then let me give the specs to your tent company.

 

Can you build a booth that is larger or smaller than the three standard sizes?

Your question is a great one, and I’d love to be involved in any new and fresh ideas in and outside of the auto industry as far as building bigger or smaller studios.

Your question is, “Jay, I’ve seen your spec. You have a 24, a 26, a 28. I heard you built a 30, 35,…” and you’re 100% correct. I’ve even built 31’s. I’ve built them smaller–24, 17–for industries out of the car business. Motorcycle, for instance.

To answer your question, absolutely. I would love to be involved in the next latest and greatest ideas as far as photo studios, whether it be in or out of the auto industry.

 

Will it cost more money if I have a custom size?

Okay, you’ve seen our specs. You’ve done your research. You heard we make three sizes, standard 24, 26, 28. We’ve built them bigger, and we’ve built them smaller. We’ve made them ten feet and even shorter, but your question is, “Does it cost more if I have to customize the studio for you?”

No. Let me visit your space. If you haven’t heard, I visit everyone’s space without obligation. In six years, I’ve never asked for a check. Let me make some measurements at your space. Let me make some recommendations, and let’s see what we have to do. The

To answer your question, we get there. If we need to make it shorter, or a little bigger, or smaller to fit your space, that’s no cost to you.

 

It will be next to the vehicle car wash. Will it get ruined buy moisture?

360Booth® would have 10,000 studios installed if there wasn’t an issue for space. We do need a minimum of 30 feet of length and two feet larger than the width of the studio, and the question is, “If I put my studio close to my detail bay, one, can you, and will it get hurt?”

No, it will not, and yes, you can put it close to your detail bay. The walls are plastic. The steel is powder coated. The cloth top is really the only issue. You don’t want a lot of moisture to get near it.

I’m going to do a little close up, pour some water on the studio and show you that it’s no issue.

All right, here I am. I am going to use my demonstration with water again. As you can see, the back of the studio is all steel, powder-coated, and the walls are plastic. I’m going to pour some water on it, and you can clearly see that nothing’s happening. It’s very durable.

Yes, you can put your wash bay next to the studio. I would be cautious to keep it off the cloth top so we don’t have any stains.