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Visualise Before You Build.
Our Timber Scale Mock Ups are designed to give you complete clarity before committing to final production. By creating accurate, full or scaled-down timber representations, we help you test layouts, refine designs, and identify any adjustments early. Saving time, reducing risk and ensuring the end result meets your exact expectations.
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Explore our range of Timber Scale Mock Ups and see how concepts are transformed into tangible, full-scale representations. Each build demonstrates our attention to detail and ability to replicate real-world applications, giving you a clear visual and physical understanding of your project before final manufacture.
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Why Choose Trojan Crates for Timber Scale Mockups
When precision matters, Timber Scale Mock Ups provide the confidence to move forward with your project. At Trojan Crates, we create accurate, high-quality mock-ups that allow you to test, refine, and validate your designs before full production—ensuring everything works exactly as intended.
Accurate, real-world representation
We build mock-ups that closely reflect final dimensions and functionality, giving you true-to-life insight before manufacture.
Expert craftsmanship and detail
Our team combines joinery expertise with practical design knowledge to deliver reliable, high-quality results.
Collaborative, solution-focused approach
We work closely with you to refine your concept, identify improvements, and ensure the final outcome meets your exact requirements.
How it works
From first enquiry to finished delivery, we keep things simple at Trojan Crates. Share your requirements and we’ll design a protective solution that fits your item, your handling needs, and your timeline.
Step 1
Customer supplies item for measurement or relevant files. If needed, we can arrange a free survey to capture details accurately.
Step 2
We design the right protection
We’ll specify the crate/case build and internal packaging approach—balancing protection, practicality and budget.
Step 3
Manufacture in-house
Your solution is built, assembled and quality checked by our experienced team.
Step 4
Delivery ready
Supplied, ready for transit or export, all timber supplied is to ISPM15 standard.
Trusted across demanding industries
We support sectors where damage, delays, and downtime aren’t an option.
“Incredible service from Trojan Crates. We needed a last minute packaging solution for Glencraft in Aberdeen. Spoke to them at 10am, job done and on its way to China by 2pm.”
— Dominic Bargeton (on Google)
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— Alan Candy (on Google)
“Reasonably priced. Fantastic service. Would strongly recommend.” Awesome!
— Dominic Bargeton (on Google)
Tiber Scale Mock Up FAQs
A timber scale mock up is a physical representation of a product, structure, or packaging solution, built either to full size or scaled down. It allows you to visualise and test a design before committing to final production.
Mock ups help identify potential issues early, such as sizing, fit, or functionality problems. This reduces risk, prevents costly mistakes, and ensures the final product meets your expectations.
Yes, mock ups can be produced at full scale or to a specific ratio, depending on your requirements. Full-scale versions are particularly useful for testing real-world usability and space constraints.
They are commonly used for packaging solutions, product prototypes, industrial equipment layouts, exhibition builds, and any project where design validation is important.
Timber mock ups are built to closely reflect the intended design, including dimensions and key features. While they may not include final materials or finishes, they provide a highly accurate representation of size and structure.
Lead times depend on the complexity and size of the mock up, but most projects follow a quick turnaround process to support early-stage planning and decision-making.
Yes, one of the key advantages of a timber mock up is flexibility. Adjustments can often be made after initial build to refine dimensions, features, or layout, allowing you to test multiple variations before finalising the design.