Step one
Choose your design
Compare the planned Night Beacon, Union Horizon, and Civic Stripe designs. Each design will show its approved dimensions and available options before checkout.
Choose. Preview. Install.
Your address, designed deliberately.
Curbidz is being designed so customers can review the exact digits and selected configuration before a personalized graphic enters production. The current preview is a web simulation, not production artwork.
The customer path
Three clear decisions
The launch experience removes the back-and-forth usually involved in personalized graphics. The number, design, dimensions, quantity, and final layout stay visible throughout the flow.
Step two
Build a layout simulation
Enter one to six address digits, including a leading zero when needed. The current web renderer preserves those digits and applies one shared simulation for each design. A versioned production renderer is still a launch requirement.
Step three
Review before committing
Confirm the digits, design, size, quantity, and price together. A paid order will lock that approved version so production cannot silently drift from what was accepted.
After approval
What happens behind the screen
The operating system is being built so every order can be traced from customer approval through production and fulfillment.
Curbidz locks the order record
- The approved digits and design version
- Selected dimensions, quantity, and options
- A timestamped production-art reference
- Payment, production, quality-control, and shipping status
The customer keeps a clear reference
- An order reference that does not expose private data in the URL
- A confirmation showing the accepted customization
- Status messages for meaningful order changes
- A support path for damage, defects, or production errors
Before installation
Permission and fit still matter
A correct graphic is only one part of a good result. The customer will need to verify that the intended location is lawful, permitted, safe to access, and compatible with the published product specifications.
Confirm authority
Check local rules and obtain any required property-owner, landlord, HOA, or municipal permission before placing a graphic.
Confirm the surface
Compare the surface with the final compatibility guidance. Do not assume every curb finish, coating, texture, or condition will work.
Follow the final instructions
The instructions packaged with the finished product will control because they can reflect the tested material, preparation, and application limits.