Own factory · In-house installation
Interiors built on a machine, not on your living-room floor.
We manufacture every carcass, shutter and panel in our own factory — CNC-cut, machine edge-banded, quality-checked — then our own team installs it. Modular, furniture, furnishing, false ceiling, paint and full turnkey interiors, under one contract.
Manufacturing standard
- Cutting tolerance
- ±0.5 mm
- Edge banding
- All 4 edges, machine
- Hinge boring
- CNC, from drawing
- Pre-assembly QC
- Every unit
- Site work
- Assembly only
Two ways to work with us
One factory. Two very different jobs.
A homeowner needs design help, a fixed price and a clean handover. A builder needs the same specification repeated four hundred times, on schedule. We are set up for both.
For homeowners
Your home, finished properly
Design, manufacture and install — kitchen, wardrobes, ceiling, paint, furniture and furnishing. One quotation, one project manager, one handover date.
- Free design consultation and 3D visual
- Written, itemised quotation — no surprises
- Factory-finished carpentry, days to install
- Milestone payments and warranty documentation
For builders & architects
Repeatable units, on programme
Standardised modular supply against a fixed BOQ, produced in phases and delivered tower by tower — with a sample unit approved before production starts.
- Rate-loaded quotation against your BOQ
- Shop drawings and a mock-up flat for approval
- Phased delivery tracking your construction schedule
- GST-compliant milestone billing
Why it matters
The difference is measurable.
Site carpentry is a skilled person with a hand-held saw, working in your flat, under time pressure. Factory carpentry is the same job done by a machine that does not get tired and does not improvise.
| Parameter | Our factory | Typical on-site |
|---|---|---|
| Cutting accuracy | CNC / panel saw, ±0.5mm | Hand-held circular saw, ±3–5mm |
| Edge sealing | Machine edge-band, all 4 edges | Hand-pasted tape, often 2 edges |
| Hinge boring | CNC-drilled from a drawing | Marked and drilled by eye |
| Dust & noise at home | Assembly only | Weeks of cutting and sanding |
| Finish consistency | Same jig, every unit | Varies by carpenter and by day |
| Typical install time | Days | Weeks |
Capability
Everything inside the four walls.
Take one line item or hand over the whole flat. The same team is accountable either way.
Modular Carpentry
Kitchens, wardrobes, storage — built on the factory floor.
DetailsFurniture
Loose and built-in furniture made to your drawing.
DetailsFurnishing
Curtains, blinds, upholstery, rugs and styling.
DetailsFalse Ceiling
Gypsum and POP ceilings with integrated lighting.
DetailsPaint & Wall Finishes
Surface preparation done properly, then the finish.
DetailsTurnkey Interiors
One contract, one team, one handover date.
DetailsBulk Supply for Builders
Repeatable units, delivered tower by tower.
DetailsHow a job runs
Six stages, from tape measure to handover.
Manufacturing happens while site work is still going on — which is why the whole thing finishes in weeks rather than months.
Measure & draw
Site is laser-measured and converted into production drawings. Every panel gets a number before anything is cut.
Nest & cut
Panels are nested for minimum waste and cut on a panel saw / CNC to ±0.5mm. No hand-sawing, no site cutting.
Edge-band & drill
Automatic edge-banders seal all four edges with 0.8–2mm PVC. CNC drilling puts every hinge and shelf pin in exactly one place.
Dry-assemble & QC
Units are assembled in the factory, hardware fitted and checked, then knocked down and packed. Faults are found here, not in your home.
Deliver & install
Flat-packed, labelled and delivered. The in-house install team assembles, levels and aligns on site — days, not weeks.
Snag & hand over
Joint snag list, corrections, deep clean and a documented handover with warranty and care instructions.
Specification
We publish what goes inside.
Core material, shutter finish, hardware brand and countertop — written into your quotation, not decided quietly on site.
Core material
What the carcass is actually made of — the part you never see and never get to change.
5 options
Shutter finish
The visible face. Governs how the interior looks on day one and how it looks in year five.
6 options
Hardware
The parts that move. Hardware is the first thing to fail in a cheap interior.
6 options
Countertops
Kitchen and vanity work surfaces.
4 options
Ceiling & paint systems
Ceiling build-up and the coatings that go on it.
5 options
Questions
Straight answers.
It means the carpentry is manufactured on machines in our factory, not built by hand in your flat. Panels are CNC-cut to ±0.5mm, all four edges are sealed by an automatic edge-bander, and hinge holes are drilled from the drawing rather than marked by eye. Site work becomes assembly — which is why installation takes days instead of weeks and your home does not fill with sawdust.
Next step
Start with a drawing and a number.
Send us your floor plan or just your carpet area. You get a scope, a specification and a written quotation — free, and with no obligation to proceed.