Capabilities
We start with a measured drawing of your space and turn it into a cabinet-by-cabinet layout. Every unit is placed with clear access in mind, so drawers, doors, and pull-outs land where you actually need them.
Plywood for structure, MDF for painted fronts, solid wood for trim and visible edges. We match the material to the part, not the other way around, and we explain the trade-offs before anything gets cut.
Precision-cut panels with clean edges and consistent joinery. Our CNC setup handles dados, shelf pin holes, and hinge boring in one pass, which keeps assembly fast and tolerances tight.
Matching edge banding on every exposed panel, plus a final sanding pass before hardware goes on. We keep the finish consistent across all visible surfaces so the cabinet reads as one piece.
Soft-close hinges, full-extension runners, and pull-out organizers are fitted and adjusted on site. We choose hardware that matches the weight of the door or drawer, so nothing sags after a year of use.
Our crew handles leveling, anchoring, and alignment, then checks every door gap and drawer slide before handover. We leave the room clean and the cabinets ready for daily use.
Straight answers about materials, CNC cutting, hardware, and what happens after you send us your layout.
Send us your room dimensions, any existing plumbing or electrical points, and a rough idea of what you want to store. Photos of the space help too. We use that to build a 3D layout and suggest cabinet runs, drawer stacks, and pull-out zones before we talk about materials or finishes.
Plywood is our default for cabinet boxes because it holds screws well and resists moisture near sinks. MDF gives a smoother painted surface and works for doors and panels. Solid wood suits visible frames and trim where you want natural grain. We walk through the trade-offs during the material selection step and price each option separately.
Yes. Our workshop does precision CNC cutting, edge banding, and drilling for hardware. That means the cabinet parts arrive on site ready to assemble, with consistent tolerances and clean edges. We also pre-fit hinges and drawer slides where possible to cut down installation time.
We fit soft-close hinges, full-extension drawer slides, pull-out organizers, and lift-up mechanisms for upper cabinets. You can also choose matte graphite handles or integrated push-to-open systems. We recommend hardware based on how often you use each cabinet and the weight it needs to carry.
We offer custom finishes in warm oak tones, matte laminates, and painted surfaces that work with modern or classic interiors. You pick the door profile, edge treatment, and color. We produce a sample panel before the full run so you can see the finish against your wall and flooring.
We deliver the machined parts and hardware to your site, then our team assembles and installs each unit. We level the cabinets, adjust doors and drawers, and check that all pull-outs move smoothly. For light commercial spaces, we coordinate with your contractor to match the site schedule.
Each estimate includes the full fabrication cycle: 3D layout planning, material cutting, edge banding, hardware fitting, and on-site installation. We list every component separately so you can see where the cost sits before approving the final drawing.
Plywood means BWP or BWR grade with a commercial veneer, MDF means moisture-resistant board for painted or foil finishes, and solid wood refers to seasoned hardwood for frames and visible panels. If a drawing does not specify the grade, we default to the mid-range option and flag it in the layout sheet.
Soft-close hinges, pull-out baskets, and organizers are quoted as add-ons unless the drawing marks them as included. Standard supply covers concealed hinges, basic handles, and adjustable shelves. Anything beyond that is itemized in the proposal.
Our dimensions assume a level floor, plumb walls, and accessible power near the installation area. If the site needs wall patching, plumbing relocation, or electrical work, that falls outside the cabinetry scope and is handled by your contractor.
Custom finishes are matched to a physical sample or a Pantone reference you approve before production. Because veneer and paint react differently to light, we recommend checking the sample under your kitchen lighting rather than relying on a screen image.
The production schedule starts after you sign the final layout and confirm the material list. Two revision rounds are included in the planning phase; additional changes may shift the delivery date, and we will confirm the new timeline in writing before proceeding.
These notes are meant to remove ambiguity before production begins. If a detail is not covered here, ask during the free layout consultation and we will add it to your proposal.
Feedback from kitchen renovations, wardrobe installations, and modular storage projects we have completed across residential and light commercial interiors.
We ordered plywood cabinets for a compact kitchen renovation. The CNC cut panels arrived with perfectly square edges, and the edge banding was seamless. Installation took two days, and every door aligned without adjustment. The pull-out organizers fit exactly as planned.
Kamini Vivek Sachdev, kitchen renovation clientThe 3D layout consultation helped us rethink our pantry corner. Instead of deep shelves, we got full-extension drawers and a swing-out rack. Nothing is wasted space now. The team measured twice and cut once, which saved us from costly rework.
Hrishikesh Nadkarni, modular wardrobe projectSoft-close hinges were installed on every door and drawer. After six months of daily use, they still close smoothly without slamming. The matte graphite handles match the oak finish well. Communication during the fabrication phase was clear and timely.
Savita Abdul Chaudhari, light commercial fit-outWe were unsure between MDF and plywood for our kitchen cabinets. The team explained the moisture risk near the sink and recommended plywood with sealed edges. The result looks clean and has held up well through the monsoon season.
Residential client, MarathahalliThe installation crew arrived on schedule and protected the flooring while working. They adjusted the cabinet feet for our uneven walls and left the site tidy. The final quote matched the initial estimate, with no hidden charges.
Apartment renovation client, Trichy