Custom orders

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Collaboration with Habasit

For Habasit, we designed cleaning corners tailored to the needs of specific plant areas. Many variations were created, as each area had different requirements regarding space, size, and equipment.

Constructions in many variants

The range of sizes was considerable. From narrow structures, 50 cm wide, that fit in tight spaces, to corners over a meter wide, where there was more space and more accessories to accommodate. Some of the corners were free-standing structures, others were wall-mounted, and there were also wall boards where free-standing designs weren't practical.

From graphics to construction

We carried out the entire process from start to finish. We began by selecting accessories for the specific area, prepared the shadow layout on the graphics, and finally installed the panels and brackets directly onto the structure.


Handles and shelves matched to accessories

The corners feature transparent shelves designed for specific cleaning fluid sizes, and a base designed for a vacuum cleaner. Plus, a full range of accessories: mops of various widths, squeegees, metal shovels, brooms and dustpans, a shelf for cleaning fluid, a vacuum cleaner stand, and a paper towel holder.

Cleanliness corners for different areas

This project demonstrates that a cleaning corner doesn't have to be a one-size-fits-all solution replicated in every zone. We tailored the form, size, and furnishings to the specific location, and the graphics to the client's visual identity, ensuring that each corner functions as needed for that zone while maintaining a consistent look throughout the facility.


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Collaboration with Bel

We collaborated with Bel Polska for a long time, completing successive stages of wall and door coverings at the plant. During this time, we created several different projects: wall stickers, wallpapers, door stickers, and PVC elements glued directly to the wall.

Stickers, wallpapers and graphics matching the interior

Each project required a different approach. Wall and door stickers are a quick and durable solution, wallpaper allows for covering a larger surface with a uniform graphic, and PVC glued to the wall creates a more solid, finished surface. We relied on the graphic materials provided by the client, fine-tuning them to suit the specific dimensions and installation locations.

Elements that stick out from the wall

Thanks to our own production facilities, we were able to go a step further than a standard sticker. We designed some elements to protrude slightly from the wall, giving the graphics a three-dimensional effect instead of a flat print.

"Personal protective equipment" board

One of the elements of the project was a PVC sign with the inscription "Personal Protective Equipment." We measured the area underneath it on-site, and designed the sign itself to be eye-catching and visible from a distance. We also attached accessories to the finished sign, allowing it to immediately function in the hall.


Expanding customer identification

This project clearly demonstrates how we respond to the need to create signage based on a specific company's visual identification system. The starting point was graphics provided by Bel., but often it went beyond simply replicating them. Some projects are new variations of existing designs, others are completely new solutions, yet remain consistent with the client's branding.

We consider connecting what the client already has with what they still need to be one of the most important parts of our work on these types of projects.


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Our collaboration with Lindab Polska, a manufacturer of gutter and ventilation systems, began in a unique way – with an inquiry about creating a safety corner. The company was looking for a partner who could help design and deliver complete signage and visual design for the health and safety area. Although initially intended as a standard project, it quickly became clear that together we could create something more – something that would last.


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At Tagatic, we're not afraid of challenges – every implementation is an opportunity to perfect innovative solutions. This time, we were tasked with designing and installing custom dry-erase boards that would not only improve workflow but also perfectly fit the existing infrastructure of a warehouse and production facility.


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The Tarasy Grabiszyńskie Shopping Center wanted to create an interesting and welcoming space in front of the entrance. The concrete stairs on one side didn't encourage customers to spend time on them. The owner wanted this space to provide customers with a place to relax or enjoy a coffee on warm days. The shopping center sought a solution that was aesthetically pleasing, easy to use, and quick to install.


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Our collaboration with Carrier contributed to the development of custom totems that facilitate access to key information on the production floor. We handled the entire process, from technology development, visualization, and consultation to production and post-implementation support, tailoring solutions to the client's individual needs.