- Leaf category pages (product archives)—a filtered grid of every listing attached to the deepest category in the shop tree.
- Single product pages—the full detail page for one parent product (simple or variable), including variations, documents, and vendor actions.
/categories/... leaves; the last child of each branch is the URL that actually lists products in a grid.
How the catalogue is organized
The shop structure follows the maritime procurement breakdown used to set up the platform. Everything is grouped in layers so buyers can move from broad areas down to the exact kind of product they need:- Ten major areas span ship supply and outfitting: deck, mooring and fenders; cargo handling; machinery and fluid systems; electrical and automation; safety and life-saving; security; heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and thermal; accommodation; chemicals and consumables; and tools and workshop. Each area is a chapter of the catalogue, not a product listing by itself.
- Within each area you find product families—groupings like fenders, anchors, pumps, or life rafts—that gather related equipment or supplies together.
- Within each family you find more specific types (variations of the family), such as pneumatic fenders under fenders or ball valves under valves. This is the level where the product grid lives: listings are attached to these most specific categories, and filters apply there.
URL patterns (live site)
| Page type | URL pattern | Real examples |
|---|---|---|
| Leaf category | /categories/{parent}/{child}/ | Pneumatic Fenders · PP Ropes |
| Single product | /products/{family}/{subcategory}/{slug}/ | Trelleborg Pneumatic Fender · PP Rope (Preneur Marine) |
/brand/{slug}/), stock location links (/stock-location/...), and vendor storefront links (/vendor/{slug}/).
In this section
- Leaf category (product loop) pages—filters, grid cards, and empty states.
- Single product (detail) pages—variations, cart, documentation, and related products.