Developers, builders & design professionals

Your plans. A considered joinery package.

Kitchens, wardrobes and residential joinery for new builds and multi-unit projects. Start with your architectural drawings and a conversation about the scope.

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Plan together

Joinery belongs in the bigger picture.

Coordinate the kitchen and joinery requirements with the wider build. Share the number of units, drawing revisions, project stage and any material or appliance schedules available.

Timing, responsibilities and installation requirements are discussed for each project.

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Who we work with

From individual builds
to residential developments.

Builders

Discuss drawing details, site requirements and how the joinery package fits into the construction programme.

Property developers

Review unit types, specification choices and the scope of kitchens, wardrobes and other joinery across your development.

Architects & designers

Bring together design intent, cabinetry details and material schedules for review and coordination.

A shared process

From drawings to installation.

  1. 01Architectural Plans
  2. 02Joinery Review
  3. 03Design
  4. 04Quotation
  5. 05Approval
  6. 06Manufacturing
  7. 07Installation

Getting started

What to include with your plans.

You don’t need every detail resolved. Tell us what is available and what still needs to be decided.

Drawings & schedules

Architectural plans, relevant elevations, building consent drawings and any joinery or appliance schedules.

Project scope

Site address, unit count, areas requiring cabinetry and any repeated layouts or different unit types.

Project context

Your role, current project stage, preferred materials and the construction programme you are working towards.

Let’s make room for your ideas

Planning a kitchen
or joinery project?

Send us your plans and tell us about your project.

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