3,400 m² where the stands actually get made

Plenty of stand companies design in-house and buy the build in. We went the other way in 2014: we started as a joinery shop and added the designers later. Everything we sell gets cut, sanded, painted, printed and wired on our own floor in Port Calder.

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3,400 m² · Port Calder

Racking bays in the workshop holding wrapped wall panels, crates and flight cases for client kits

180 numbered bays

180 numbered bays

Why having our own workshop matters to you

Why having our own workshop matters to you

Changes are cheaper when the person who drew the panel can walk forty metres and talk to the person cutting it. We don’t wait for a supplier’s slot. And because we store what we build, we know exactly what’s on the shelf before we draw anything new.

What’s on the floor

What’s on the floor

9 parts

1×

Two CNC routers, the larger with a 3.1 × 2.1 m bed, for panels, fret-cut screens and counters

2×

A joinery shop for solid timber, veneers and curved work

3×

A metal bench for aluminium framing, steel bases and small welded parts

4×

A 12 m spray booth and finishing room for paint, lacquer and oiled timber

5×

3.2 m wide fabric printing, with sewing and silicone-edge finishing

6×

A lighting and AV bench where every fitting is tested before it travels

7×

A 400 m² trial floor with a 6 m clear height, where every stand is built in full before it ships

8×

180 racked storage bays, each numbered and logged

9×

Two loading doors with 4.2 m clear height

Close-up of a birch plywood counter corner showing the ply layers under a white top

Joinery · 18 mm birch ply, edges left honest

Joinery · 18 mm birch ply, edges left honest

Come and see it

Clients and anyone thinking of becoming one can book a workshop tour. Tours run on weekday mornings and take about an hour. Wear closed shoes; we’ll lend you the rest.

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