Joinery and fitted furniture
Joinery made in our workshops, fitted by our people.
Joinery is where a design either holds together or drifts. Panel modules, veneer sequencing, shadow gaps and tolerance decisions all happen in the workshop, weeks before anyone sees them on site.
We manufacture bespoke joinery in our own workshops and install it ourselves, which means a late design change is absorbed in production rather than argued about on site.
Scope
What the package covers.
Typical applications
- Wall panelling and feature linings
- Reception and concierge desks
- Fitted wardrobes, dressing rooms and storage
- Kitchens, pantries and bar joinery
- Casegoods and loose furniture elements
- Doors, frames and architraves within a joinery scope
Design inputs required
- Elevations, sections and detail drawings
- Veneer, laminate, paint and hardware specification
- Site dimensions or access for survey
- Services within or behind the joinery
- Fire and moisture requirements for the location
- Approved samples or benchmark standard
Interfaces we resolve
- Wall build-ups, substrates and fixings
- Integrated lighting and power
- Ceiling and skirting junctions
- Stone and metal inlays and trims
- Access to services behind panelling
- Movement and shrinkage in dry or humid conditions
Sequence
How the work runs.
- 01
Survey and setting-out
Dimensional survey and confirmation of substrate and service positions.
- 02
Shop drawings
Full joinery drawings, module logic, fixings and interface details for approval.
- 03
Material development
Veneer, board, finish and hardware selection against the specification.
- 04
Samples and prototypes
Sample panels, and a prototype item where the element repeats.
- 05
Production
Machining, assembly, spraying and finishing in the workshop.
- 06
Factory quality control
Dimensional, finish and hardware inspection, with trial assembly for complex items.
- 07
Logistics
Protected packing and sequenced delivery to installation zones.
- 08
Installation and handover
Installation, adjustment, snagging and record information.
Control
Where the risk actually sits.
Survey before production
Nothing is cut against a drawing dimension where a site dimension is available. Where the site is not ready, we design in adjustment.
Veneer sequenced as one order
Veneer is bought as a single sequenced parcel for the scheme so that panels read as one surface across a room.
One approved sample governs
A sample panel with the finish, edge and hardware is approved and retained; production is inspected against it rather than against a description.
Before pricing
What we need to see.
Send what exists today. We will tell you what is still required rather than price around the gaps.
- Joinery drawings or design intent
- Finishes and hardware specification
- Quantities and repetition across the scheme
- Site readiness and access for survey
- Programme for approval, production and installation
- Whether installation is in our scope
Evidence
Projects from the register.
Questions
What clients ask about this scope.
Related
Where to go next.
Send your specification
Send the drawings and the specification.
Send the package drawings, the specification and the programme date. We will confirm what is buildable as drawn, what needs development and what we would need to see before pricing.