FAQ
Questions before starting a cabinet request.
A practical overview of how requests, measurement, quote review, material, installation, and payment work.
Starting a request
Is submitting a cabinet request a final order?
No. It starts the quote process. The request is checked before production.
Do I need exact measurements before I start?
Use the best measurements you have. Tight or uneven spaces can be checked before production.
Can I configure exact cabinet dimensions?
Yes. The request starts with the dimensions you enter, then the workshop checks what is practical.
Fit and measurement
Can the cabinet fit an awkward space?
Yes. The process is made for alcoves, uneven walls, wall openings, narrow rooms, and spaces where standard furniture does not fit well.
Do you measure the space?
Measurement is arranged when the cabinet needs to fit tightly into or against the space.
What happens if my walls are not straight?
The request can be reviewed against the real space before final drawings and production.
Quote and payment
How does the quote process work?
You send a request, the workshop reviews the dimensions and details, then a final quote is confirmed before production.
When do I pay?
Payment terms are 20% deposit after quote approval and 80% remaining balance on delivery.
When does production start?
Production starts after the quote is approved and the deposit has been paid.
Material and installation
What material do you use?
The first cabinet line is built from birch multiplex with visible layered edges and clean construction details.
Is installation included?
Installation is part of the reviewed quote and is handled by the workshop or an approved installer.
Is this a DIY flat-pack cabinet?
No. The cabinet may be prepared efficiently for transport, but installation is handled professionally.
Service area
Do you work outside Amsterdam?
Start with a request or contact message. The practical next step depends on the project and location.
Ready to start with your space?
Send a cabinet request or ask a question first. The next step can stay practical and simple.