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The production floor

Production

This is where it all happens.

A thousand square metres of workshop where a drawing becomes a piece of furniture: cutting, drilling, edging, assembly, finishing. No stage of the work leaves these walls.

Vertical panel saw

Striebig

The first cut of every project. The panel stays upright against the frame: it can be moved without lifting it, cut straight without its own weight bending it, and the measurement is right from the very first piece.

Our panel saw
Our panel saw

Sliding table saw

Altendorf F45

Where pieces are cut to size and where the angled cuts are made — the ones that let thicknesses disappear into a 45° corner. We have two identical machines: while one is tied up on a job, the other is free for the next.

Our sliding table saw
Our sliding table saw

Edge bander

Homag

Applies and trims the edge on every visible side. The coils sit behind the machine — veneers, lacquers, plain colours — matched to the panel job by job. The difference between industrial and bespoke furniture often shows exactly here: one continuous edge, no joints.

Our edge bander
Our edge bander

CNC machining centre

Morbidelli 5-axis

The heart of the floor. The head tilts and rotates on five axes, so it can rout, drill, and shape the sides and angles without the panel being moved and repositioned: fewer set-ups means fewer accumulated errors, and shapes that would not be repeatable by hand.

Machining a table top
Machining a table top

CNC machining centre

Morbidelli 4-axis

Works the full sheet flat on the bed: drilling, grooving, and cutting the parts out one after another without lifting them. This is the machine for repeat work, where what matters is that the hundredth piece is identical to the first.

A panel being machined
A panel being machined

Wide-belt calibrating sander

Viet

Brings every panel to its exact thickness — to a tenth of a millimetre — and prepares the surface for finishing. It's the step you feel under your fingers before you see it.

Our calibrating sander
Our calibrating sander

The woodworker's bench

Next to the machining centres the bench is still there, with the machines that have always been part of the trade. Its top is marked by decades of work, and whatever needs a woodworker's eye and hand still gets done on it.

  • Jointer
  • Thickness planer
  • Spindle moulder
  • Bandsaw
  • Edge sander
  • Hot platen press
  • Furniture clamping frame
  • Veneer splicer
  • Veneer guillotine
  • Drilling machines
  • Assembly benches
The woodworker's bench
The woodworker's bench

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