Joinery for projects · Barcelona

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We work from our own drawings or your team’s plans to turn an idea into pieces that can be surveyed, made and fitted. Before quoting, we identify missing details and who approves each decision.

Custom-made professional furniture for a workspace
From drawing to workshopA clear point of contact for the furniture scope
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Do you already have drawings or a written specification?

Have a proposal or a site in progress?

Send plans, quantities and your target date. We will review what affects manufacture first.

Where we can help

From design intent to a defined commission

Some drawings are ready to build; others still leave choices open. We flag joints, supports, tolerances and access issues that need answers before workshop production.

01

Read the scheme

We review plans and elevations for missing dimensions or clashes with services.

02

Set the construction

We suggest components, fixings and hardware for the expected weight and use.

03

Approve a sample

Where a finish repeats across units, one approved sample prevents variations at each delivery.

04

Fit on site

The schedule reflects site readiness and the route for bringing pieces inside.

Who leads the project

Different teams need different information

Making from approved plans differs from joining a renovation already under way. Responsibilities and deliverables are settled at the first review.

01

Architects and interior designers

We start with their documentation and return specific construction questions before pricing.

  • Dimensions and junctions to confirm
  • Samples for approval
  • Components aligned with the design
  • Contact with the design team
02

Renovation contractors

Joinery can be measured reliably once services and site finishes are far enough advanced.

  • Openings ready to survey
  • Water and power points fixed
  • Finished surfaces protected
  • Room-by-room fitting order
03

Residential developers

Repeated room types are reviewed alongside exceptions so one mistake does not spread across units.

  • Pilot unit where useful
  • Variations listed by property
  • Finish approved once
  • Deliveries grouped by phase
04

Hotels and accommodation

Guest-room furniture must withstand cleaning, replenishment and repeated use while fitting the property’s identity.

  • Rooms grouped by type
  • Maintenance access
  • Scope by floor
  • Access while trading
05

Retailers and brands

Displays follow product and shop operation, not just a brand moodboard.

  • Product size and weight
  • Checkout points and cables
  • Fixtures that can change
  • Fitting near opening date
06

Property agents and owners

For sale or rental homes, we specify which pieces stay and how much wear they must tolerate.

  • Priority rooms
  • Finishes practical to maintain
  • Written furniture list
  • Access and handover checked
An adapted reviewA different kind of project?

Tell us who approves decisions, what needs to be made and which drawings exist. That is enough to frame a conversation.

Discuss the project →
Decisions recorded at each stage

What must be settled before production

Each review ends with a clear list of measurements, finishes or responsibilities still outstanding.

  1. 01Information

    We receive plans, quantities, site photographs and the intended date.

  2. 02Technical review

    We return questions about dimensions, services, fixings and access.

  3. 03Approval

    Components, samples, price and fitting conditions are agreed.

  4. 04Production

    After the deposit, we make the pieces and arrange delivery, fitting and review.

To make a useful estimate

Send what has already been decided

You need not settle every detail before contacting us. We will identify what prevents a final price.

01Pieces and quantities

A room-by-room or premises list makes the scope comparable.

02Available drawings

Plans, elevations and photos reveal junctions that need measuring.

03Specified finishes

Share the brand or sample, or indicate where alternatives are welcome.

04Site and access

Address, stage of works, floor, lift and required date.

Before commissioning

Questions from design and build teams

Responsibility for design, manufacture and other trades is defined in the individual proposal.

Can you make furniture from another studio’s plans?+

Yes, after checking dimensions, junctions, materials and site conditions. Questions are resolved with the designer before making.

Can you develop missing details?+

We can propose construction details for the furniture, making clear which choices remain with the project designer or other specialists.

How do you quote for repeated units?+

We group room types and record differences. Cost depends on quantity, finishes, sequence and access to each unit.

What if the site changes?+

We revisit affected measurements or details and record any scope change before making the altered pieces.

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Professional consultation · Barcelona

Share the documents you have

A plan and furniture list are enough to identify the first technical questions.

Working information

A clearer handover for professional projects in Barcelona

Architects, interior designers, contractors and operators need more than a visual proposal. We define the current drawing revision, material references, responsibilities, access conditions and items supplied by others. For work around Ciutat Vella, Eixample, Sants-Montjuïc and Les Corts, early notice of programme and site restrictions helps align survey, workshop production and installation without hiding dependencies inside a general furniture allowance.