Hardware · B2B E-commerce · 2025

Toledo & Co.

Security hardware e-commerce for Caribbean B2B buyers — category-first catalog, dense inventory browsing, downloadable PDF catalog.

Year

2025

Category

Hardware · B2B E-commerce

Status

Live in production

Toledo & Co.

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Case study

Inside the product

Toledo & Co. exports locks, deadbolts, padlocks, and related hardware across the Caribbean. Their buyers are sourcing professionals — not casual shoppers — navigating 354+ SKUs, offline procurement habits, and the need to trust a 20+ year distributor. A standard product-grid storefront would either overwhelm or hide inventory behind navig…

The challenge

The problem we set out to solve.

Toledo & Co. exports locks, deadbolts, padlocks, and related hardware across the Caribbean. Their buyers are sourcing professionals — not casual shoppers — navigating 354+ SKUs, offline procurement habits, and the need to trust a 20+ year distributor. A standard product-grid storefront would either overwhelm or hide inventory behind navigation buyers would never find.

The solution

How we engineered it.

  • 01

    Led with a category-first homepage — Deadbolts, Knobs, Door Locks, Electronic Locks, Padlocks — so a buyer who knows what they need is one click from their lane.

  • 02

    Built a dense All Products catalog with product count, per-page controls, alphabetical sort, and grid/list toggles — closer to a distributor inventory system than a D2C shop page.

  • 03

    Added a downloadable PDF catalog for offline procurement: forward internally, compare suppliers, decide away from the browser.

  • 04

    Layered collections for curated entry points alongside the full inventory browse.

  • 05

    Designed a credibility-focused About experience that signals two decades of export history across dozens of markets.

  • 06

    Optimised mobile for floor buyers checking stock and specs on the warehouse floor, not only desktop procurement desks.

Features shipped

Every feature in production.

Category-first homepage navigation
Dense 354+ SKU catalog — grid & list
Downloadable PDF product catalog
Collections layer for curated browsing
Credibility-focused About page
Mobile-ready for floor / field buyers
Product discovery tuned for B2B sourcing
Live at toledolocks.com

Technology stack

Built with the right tools.

Every technology was chosen deliberately — either to maximise performance, eliminate infrastructure cost, or accelerate delivery without compromising production quality.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSUX / UIProduct Discovery

Results

Outcomes that speak for themselves.

Storefront live at toledolocks.com serving Puerto Rico, Panama, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Costa Rica, and 25+ Caribbean markets
Buyers can jump by category or browse the full dense inventory without losing their place
PDF catalog supports offline procurement workflows that pure web catalogs miss
Site reads as an established distributor — not a template storefront — matching 20+ years of export credibility

Client stories

What clients said about this build.

Placeholder quotes for layout — we will replace these with live Clutch, Upwork, GoodFirms, Trustpilot, and Fiverr reviews.

★★★★★

“B2B lock catalog UX finally matches how buyers research hardware. Discovery flows and Next.js storefront landed on time and on budget.”

Michael T.Operations — Toledo & Co.Upwork · draft

Team

Who built it.

Senior contributors only — the people in the kickoff call are the same people writing code.

Adeel Baloch

Project Manager · Full Stack Developer

Shams Baloch

UI / UX Design

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