Foundry is built for the business that is an umbrella over several named specialisms — an industrial services group, a multi-discipline contractor, a facilities group, a manufacturer serving distinct sectors. Its buyer is a procurement or maintenance professional asking one question: can this single supplier cover everything I need, and are they certified to do it? So the site is organised like a group line card, not like a portfolio.
The spine of the template is a collection-driven division register: full-width numbered rows, each carrying a petrol code chip, the division name, a one-line tagline, the sectors it serves, and a link to its own page. Divisions are `content_items`, not page content — so adding a ninth division is one content entry, not nine structural edits, and the register stays legible at twelve rows where a card grid would not. The register deliberately carries no imagery; photography lives on the division detail pages, which means adding a division never blocks on sourcing a photo.
Each division page carries its own capabilities list, process steps, plant-and-equipment note and sector tags, and every one of those is an optional field — a division with three capabilities and a division with eight both render correctly.
Industrial buyers qualify suppliers on certification before they read a word of marketing, so the accreditation band is a real section, not a logo row bolted onto a footer.
It ships naming certification *domains* — quality, environment, safety, contractor safety, supplier network, inspection — and never a scheme the owner may not hold. A template that shipped "ISO 9001" would publish that claim on somebody's behalf the moment they hit publish, and nobody would have approved it. Naming the domain teaches the shape and leaves the assertion to the owner.
The fixture ships under a Harlan Industrial Group placeholder persona with eight generic starter divisions, six certification domains and zeroed KvK/BTW placeholders. The launch checklist below walks the swap.
Replace the Harlan Industrial Group wordmark and descriptor in the header and footer with your own
Divisions are a collection, not page content — edit the eight starter divisions or add your own under Content › Division; each publishes its own /divisions/<slug> page and appears in the register automatically
Set each division's code so the register numbers read the way you want them to
Replace the six certification domains with the schemes you actually hold (ISO 9001, VCA**, Achilles and so on) — this section ships naming domains, not schemes, so that no claim is published on your behalf
Add certificate numbers, issuing bodies and expiry dates if you want them public — industrial buyers pre-qualify on exactly this, and publishing them beats 'available on request'
Replace the zeroed KvK and BTW numbers in the footer with your real company registration
Update the sector line on the home page to the sectors you actually work in
Replace the contact details — email, phone and both addresses in the footer and on the Contact page
Add your social profiles to the footer — the social row ships empty rather than pointing at anybody else's homepage
Swap the demo photography (hero, division images, group photo) for your own site and crew shots
Connect the quote request forms on Home and Contact to your inbox via the form integration settings
Utilitarian-trustworthy industrial services GROUP template — an umbrella brand over N specialist divisions. Harlan Industrial Group persona. Deep petrol green + hi-vis lime, Oswald condensed on IBM Plex Sans with IBM Plex Mono spec codes. The signature structure is a collection-driven DIVISION REGISTER: full-width numbered rows (petrol code chip, division name, one-line tagline, sector pills, arrow) that scale from 3 divisions to 12 with zero structural edits and no per-division photography. Certifications are a first-class section, not an afterthought. Multi-page (Home / Divisions / Group / Contact) plus a per-division detail page at /divisions/<slug>.
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