From the first measurement to the final fitting.

Infowood 1992 / 3D CAD

Measurement and 3D design

The kitchen is made twice. The first time in 3D, in Infowood 1992, from a laser measurement of the room as it really is — walls that lean, floors that are not level and ceilings that slope.

Every cabinet, edge, hinge, drawer, opening for pipes and cables and appliance space is worked out in that drawing. Not roughly — to an exact dimension.

The result is not just a picture. It is the list of every part to be cut and every piece of hardware to be fitted. The photo-realistic image you approve and the file that instructs the machines (CNC) come from the same drawing: what you sign off is what gets cut.

We start from	A laser measurement of your room	±1 mm
Drawing	The whole kitchen in 3D, part by part	1:1
You receive	Parts list, hardware list, photo-realistic image	Same file
Changes to the design	Unlimited, before manufacture starts	No charge

Silves / 2,500 m²

Manufacture at the factory

Manufacture happens in direct partnership with Silves — a 2,500 m² factory with modern European precision (CNC) machinery.

Direct partnership means the drawing you approved goes straight to the machines. Nobody else re-draws it, re-prices it or interprets it on the factory floor. Cutting, drilling and edging run as one sequence from the same drawing — which is why a 2,847 mm kitchen arrives at 2,847 mm.

On material. Doors and drawer fronts come in real wood (veneer), lacquer or hard-wearing laminate (HPL). Where the kitchen is long enough, the wood sheets are fitted in order so the grain runs from door to door instead of restarting each time — the difference between a wall of doors and one surface that opens.

The base board, edge bonding and finish are chosen for what the kitchen will really face: heat next to the oven, water around the sink and a hand opening a handleless door every day. We choose the wood for how it lasts ten years of that, not for how it looks in photos on delivery day.

Factory	Silves, our partner's factory	2,500 m²
Machinery	European precision (CNC) machines — cutting, drilling, edging	Single pass
From drawing to machine	The approved drawing goes straight to the machines	No redraw
Production	Cut only for your room	1
Wood grain	Runs from door to door	Per run

On site / Final adjustment

Installation in your home

Installation is done by the team that measured and designed the room. Nothing is subcontracted, so no one on site is seeing the drawings for the first time.

Walls are never perfectly straight and floors never perfectly level. The difference is that we measured yours, allowed for it in the drawing and cut the parts to match. Cabinets go in on a line that was designed — not wedged until the doors roughly close.

At the end we adjust every door in height, width and depth until the gap between doors is even along the whole kitchen. That adjustment remains available for the life of the kitchen — a door that drops after five years is corrected, not replaced.

Crew	The same team that measured and designed	0 subcontract
Fitting to the wall	To the line of your own wall, cut at the factory	Pre-cut
Door alignment	Adjusted in height, width and depth at handover	±2 mm
Gap between doors	The same across the whole kitchen	4 mm
Handover	Checked against the drawing, recorded in writing	Signed