Preparation
Raw Sheet Metal
The process begins with sheet metal selected for the furniture body, panels and internal components.
Sheet thickness and quality are chosen around the intended load, durability and final furniture application.
Follow the complete product making process.
Each stage adds structure, precision or finish. Together they create a piece that looks considered and works hard.
Preparation
The process begins with sheet metal selected for the furniture body, panels and internal components.
Sheet thickness and quality are chosen around the intended load, durability and final furniture application.
Preparation
Sheets and sections are cut to the required dimensions so every component starts with the right proportion.
Every cut follows the required dimensions so doors, shelves and body panels align cleanly during assembly.
Preparation
Cut parts are shaped on the bending machine to create clean edges, corners and structural folds.
Accurate folds create sharper edges, stronger profiles and the geometry needed for a refined final silhouette.
Fabrication
Structural pieces are joined with MIG welding to build a strong and dependable furniture frame.
Weld points are planned to hold the frame securely while keeping joints controlled and fabrication consistent.
Fabrication
Sheet-metal panels are joined at focused points, keeping the assembly secure and neatly aligned.
Focused spot welds secure sheet surfaces without unnecessary distortion, helping panels stay straight and balanced.
Fabrication
Accurate holes are prepared for hinges, locks, handles and the fittings required by each design.
Hole positions are checked against locks, handles, hinges and accessories so final hardware sits correctly.
Fabrication
Panels, frames and compartments are brought together and aligned into the final furniture form.
The body is brought into alignment, checked for squareness and prepared as one complete functional structure.
Finishing
Putty is applied to weld marks and surface irregularities, then levelled to prepare a smooth base.
Small weld marks and imperfections are levelled before coating so painted surfaces appear cleaner and more uniform.
Finishing
The prepared body receives an even painted finish that gives the furniture its final colour and character.
A controlled paint application builds colour, visual consistency and a practical protective layer for everyday use.
Complete
Fittings and details come together in a finished piece, ready to serve the space it was made for.
Doors, locks, handles and final details are checked together before the furniture is presented as a finished product.