Material selection
Timber is chosen board by board and moisture-checked before it reaches the saw. Warped or knotted stock is rejected at intake.
Our workshop
Where every piece is actually made
No importing, no white-labelling. Cutting, joinery, finishing and upholstery all happen on one floor in Johannesburg.
Our craftsmanship
Built on our floor, by our people
We started in 2014 with two workbenches and a single delivery bakkie. Today a team of 24 craftsmen build every sofa frame, headboard and dining table we sell — under one roof, where we can put our name on the joinery.
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Material selection
Timber is chosen board by board and moisture-checked before it reaches the saw. Warped or knotted stock is rejected at intake.
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Cutting & joinery
Frames are cut to the millimetre and joined with glued, screwed and dowelled joints — never staples alone.
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Sanding & finishing
Three sanding passes before stain or paint, then a hand-applied sealer that brings out the grain and protects the surface.
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Quality control
Every piece is loaded, levelled and inspected against the order sheet before it is wrapped for delivery.
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The process
From board to delivery
Four stages, each with a check that has to pass before the piece moves on.
Cutting & joinery
Frames are cut to the millimetre and joined with glued, screwed and dowelled joints — never staples alone.
Sanding & finishing
Three sanding passes before stain or paint, then a hand-applied sealer that brings out the grain and protects the surface.
Quality control
Every piece is loaded, levelled and inspected against the order sheet before it is wrapped for delivery.
Equipment
The machines behind the joinery
Panel saw
Breaks sheet stock down square and repeatably — the reference cut every other dimension follows.
Thicknesser & planer
Brings rough timber to a consistent thickness so frames sit flat.
Spray booth
Enclosed finishing bay keeps dust out of wet stain and sealer.
Upholstery bay
Foam cutting, webbing and fabric work done in-house rather than subcontracted.
Materials
What we build with
We name the material on every quote. No vague 'wood effect' descriptions.
Timber
Solid Pine
Light, affordable and takes stain well. Our most-ordered timber.
Solid Oak
Dense, hard-wearing and strongly grained. Best for tables and heavy use.
Meranti
Stable hardwood with a warm red tone. Good for larger frames.
Reclaimed Timber
Character-rich boards with visible history. Each piece varies.
Steel & metalwork
Powder-coated Black
Matt black steel frames and legs. Our standard.
Powder-coated White
Clean white steel for lighter rooms.
Raw Steel, Sealed
Industrial mill finish with a clear protective coat.
Upholstery
Weave Linen
Textured upholstery-grade linen blend. Breathable, matt.
Velvet
Dense pile with a soft sheen. Rich colour depth.
Genuine Leather
Full-grain hide that patinas with use.
Performance Weave
Tight synthetic weave for high-traffic and family homes.
Quality control
Six checks before anything leaves the floor
Most furniture faults are decided long before the finish goes on. These are the points where we stop and check rather than carry on.
Timber moisture-checked at intake; warped or knotted stock rejected
Frames squared and levelled before any finish is applied
Every joint glued, screwed and dowelled — never stapled alone
Three sanding passes before stain or paint
Drawers and doors cycled by hand to check alignment
Final inspection against the order sheet before wrapping
Behind the scenes
On the floor
Pieces at various stages — cut, assembled, finished and ready to load.
Ready when you are
Let's build something made to last
Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a drawing and a fixed price — usually within one working day.