Spin it around.
Put it in your garden.

A kamado is heavy and stays in the same spot for years. A photo doesn't show how big it is next to your garden furniture, or how much room the side tables take up. That doubt holds a purchase back, or ends in a return nobody wants.

So we made 3D models of the Nomad Fire kamados and planchas. Where there was no CAD file, we built the model from the factory drawing, and compared it with photos of the real product until the dimensions matched.

A model that is just a few centimetres too small misleads a customer in AR: the kamado fits on the patio, until it is delivered. That is why we build every model on the factory dimensions and check it against photos of the real product. A part that is a few millimetres off, such as a vent slider, gets corrected before the model goes live.

A 3D file is large, and a product page has to be fast. That is why the viewer only loads when the visitor taps 3D. Until then it only costs the page a small script. The models themselves are compressed to a few megabytes, so they open smoothly on mobile too.

Every variant has its own model, because the differences matter to the customer. A Solo without a stand sits differently on a table than a kamado with a trolley, and a plancha in Corten looks different from one in Bronze. In AR you see exactly the version you buy.

The 3D view and full-size AR are part of the product pages in the Neuramerce webshop module.