03 / CAPABILITIES
From drawing
to loading bay.
SCOPE, STATED PLAINLY
Five things
we actually do.
A trade supplier is only useful if the boundary is clear. Below is the work we take on, the inputs we need to do it, and the parts of a project that stay with you, your installer or your local authority.
WHAT WE HANDLE
Design development
Module planning, elevation and section development, internal storage layout and detail resolution from a concept, a CAD package or a set of photographs and dimensions.
Drawings & production data
Shop drawings, panel lists, edge-band schedules, hinge and runner positions, and cutting data issued against an approved drawing set. Revisions are tracked, not verbal.
Materials & samples
Substrate selection, surface and edge matching, veneer grade and sequencing, lacquer sheen, hardware sets, and a recorded sample approval before production.
Production & inspection
Panel processing, edge banding, door assembly, joinery and packing, checked against the drawing set: dimensions, module count, edge quality, hardware placement, finish match.
Packing & documents
Element marking, corner and edge protection, pallet or crate build, loading plan and photographs, packing list by room and module, and export documents arranged per destination.
Inspection is dimensional and visual, recorded against the approved drawing and sample. It is not a third-party certification, a structural calculation or a compliance test for a destination market.
THE PRODUCTION LINE
Where the work is actually done.
Three stages decide whether a package arrives as specified: cutting and drilling to the drawing, assembly checked dimensionally against it, and packing built for an ocean container.
Core 18 mm; the band runs on the edge only. Band cut from the same decor as the face, so the joint reads as one surface. Corner trimmed, joint held tight and buffed — the approved sample sets the band, not a screen colour.
The three photographs are representative views of the standard cabinet production line our orders are built on; the edge detail is a drawing, not a photograph. No plant name, equipment list, capacity figure or certification is claimed. What is committed is the control, not the building — the drawing, the approved sample, the dimensional check before packing and the loading record.
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
Good input, earlier.
Most delays in this trade are not production delays. They are unanswered questions about the site, the wall build-up, the appliance schedule or who is responsible for what. These five inputs remove most of them.
A dimensioned plan
Room dimensions, wall positions and any bulkheads or services that affect module sizes. Photographs with a tape measure in frame are acceptable for a first conversation.
Drawings or a design intent
Elevations, a CAD or SketchUp file, or a clear visual reference. We can develop the detail; we cannot invent the intent.
The appliance and fittings schedule
Oven, hob, sink, tap, extractor and fridge models, with installation dimensions. Cabinet depth and door swing follow from them.
Material direction
Colour families, wood direction, gloss level, and which elements are meant to contrast. This decides the substrate, the edge and the door construction.
Who does what
Site measure, installation, local compliance, freight and after-sales each need a named owner in the trade chain before production starts.
Send these and we can answer with a buildable scope, a sample list and a quotation sequence. Send only a mood board and the first reply will be questions.
WHAT STAYS WITH YOU
- Site measurement and setting-out. We work from dimensions you approve; a millimetre lost on site is not recoverable later.
- Installation, fixing to substrate and on-site adjustment.
- Freight, insurance, customs clearance, duty and destination taxes.
- Local code, fire, acoustic, structural and environmental compliance, and any destination testing or certification.
- After-sales to an end user. The production warranty is one year from factory dispatch and sits with the contracting trade client.