E-commerce

Bathware catalog and installation enquiries for Zyca

Zyca sells bathroom fittings from Morbi. The site had to show categories and products, explain the path from consultation to installation, and let a buyer ask for a quote or a catalog.

Industry
Bathware
Location
Morbi, Gujarat, India
Zyca Bathware website preview

The problem

A bathroom is a set of choices: a toilet, a basin, a shower, a valve, a mirror cabinet. A brand statement does not tell a buyer what is in the range, which finish exists, or what a new arrival looks like.

Zyca’s sale continues after the product. Consultation, design selection, installation, and after-sales are the process the company publishes. If the catalog ends at a photo, the buyer still has to discover that someone will specify the bathroom and fit it.

The solution

Categories and product records carry the range, including new arrivals and pieces buyers already rate. A gallery shows fittings in a room. The four-step process, from consultation to after-sales, is on the site so the catalog and the installation offer read as one offer.

Quote and catalog requests use the Morbi phone and email. A buyer can ask for a recommendation against a real product list instead of describing a bathroom from scratch.

The same approach is how AppClust builds product catalog modules.

Modules built

These are the records the Zyca Bathware site runs on. Each one is content the team can update without a new design.

  1. Module 1

    Product categories

    Groups such as one-piece toilets and wash basins, so the range is browsable by fixture.

  2. Module 2

    Product records

    Fittings with a short specification and a customer rating, including showers, faucets, valves, and mirror cabinets.

  3. Module 3

    Installation journey

    Consultation, design selection, professional installation, and after-sales, written as the path a buyer actually follows.

  4. Module 4

    Gallery

    Room photography so fittings are seen together, not only as isolated products.

  5. Module 5

    Quote and catalog request

    A consultation ask, plus a catalog download, using the published phone and email.

Results

What the published site does for the business. These are operational outcomes of the build, taken from the live pages.

  • The range is browsable by fixture

    Categories give a buyer a way into toilets, basins, and the rest of the bathroom without a sales call.

  • New pieces have a place to land

    Arrivals can be published as products with a rating, so the catalog stays current.

  • Installation is part of the offer

    The site states consultation, fitting, and after-sales beside the products those steps apply to.

  • A quote can refer to the catalog

    Buyers in and beyond Morbi can request a consultation against the published range.

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