West 47th Street, between Fifth and Sixth
Facet Security installs CCTV, door and safe alarms, and structured cabling for jewelry stores and offices in the Diamond District. Every job is drawn in 3D first, so you see where each camera, cable and alarm goes before you approve anything.
Before anyone opens a ceiling tile, you get the whole job drawn in 3D: every camera, every door device and every cable run back to the cabinet. Here is a sample jewelry office, drawn the way we draw yours. The layout is invented for this demo; it is not a real store.
Switch between the two proposal options, follow any run back to the cabinet, and select a device for its spec.
Security, cabling and the quiet upgrades around them. Built for showrooms, back offices and vault rooms where a blind spot is never acceptable.
Every job is drawn in 3D CAD before a single cable is pulled: an axonometric overview of the space, a camera layout plan with dimensions and a cable-run schedule, and mounting details for anything unusual. You see the system before you buy it, and the install follows the drawing.
Camera layouts chosen by what each spot has to see: 360° domes for the floor, pinpoint cameras on the showcases, fisheyes for tight rooms and turrets on doors and corners. Recording runs to a dedicated NVR over PoE, and every camera gets its own CAT6 home run.
Steel main doors with electric strikes and door alarms, glass-door alarms, safe-door alarms and intercom viewer screens, so staff see who is buzzing before anyone opens up. Door access starter kits run on managed access and network gear that grows with you.
CAT6 through the ceiling plenum, terminated on keystones and plates, labelled at both ends and landed in a mountable network cabinet. Managed Wi-Fi for the shop, and battery backup so the cameras keep recording through a power cut.
For long-established shops still running on paper: digital inventory, memo and consignment tracking, point of sale, digital records and camera viewing on your phone. Set up in your shop and taught on-site, at your pace.
How the switch worksCasting-ready resin patterns for jewelers, without buying a commercial production printer. Print your patterns with us, or we set up a right-sized printer in your shop.
Casting optionsOur founder still works at the bench. We know this street from the inside of a workshop, and that shapes how we protect yours.
Our design partner PipeX draws each job in 3D CAD before we quote the install. These are generic samples of the set you receive: an overview, a camera layout with its cable schedule, and the mounting details.
MEP design, BIM and Revit
Our design partner draws every sheet in 3D CAD and produces the final renders for your proposal. You mark the drawings up, we revise, and we price only what you approve.
Select any sheet to open it full size.
Every proposal puts two complete options side by side. Each device is its own line, with equipment, material and labor listed separately, so you can see exactly what you are paying for and what you could add later. This sample matches the floor plan above.
Five steps, the same on every job. You approve the drawing before anyone opens a ceiling tile.
We walk the space with you, after hours if you prefer, and note doors, ceilings, power and what each area needs to see. Measurements and photos stay with us and are never published.
PipeX draws the 3D overview, the camera layout with its cable schedule, and the mounting details.
Two complete options, itemised per device, with equipment and labor shown separately.
Clean ceiling work, every run labelled at both ends, the cabinet dressed and tidy. Scheduled around your business hours.
Cameras on your phone, a walkthrough for your staff, and a clear answer to who to call when something needs attention.
Everything you need to run the system, and everything the next technician needs to service it.
Plenty of shops on the street have run on paper for decades: memo books, carbon receipts, a ledger behind the counter. It works, right up until you need to find a piece that went out on memo months ago. We set up plug-and-play systems that fit how you already work, and we teach them in your shop, at your pace.
The street runs on castings, and most shops either send patterns out or look at commercial production printers that cost $50k–$100k installed. Most benches do not need that much machine.
Send your CAD files and collect casting-ready resin patterns, supported and cleaned for investment.
We spec and set up a right-sized resin printer for your volume, then train your team to run it day to day.
No call centre and no rotating subcontractors in your ceiling. You deal with the same few people from the site walk to the handover.
Two installers who walk the site, pull and terminate every run, and hand over the finished system themselves. The people who quote your job are the people in your ceiling.
MEP design, BIM and Revit
Produces the 3D CAD drawings, layout plans and final renders that come with every proposal, so the system is settled on paper before it is built.
Our founder makes custom jewelry. We know this street from the bench, and we know what a back room and a vault have to protect.
Tell us about the space and what worries you most about it. We will arrange a walk-through at a time that suits your hours, then send drawings and two options.