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Workshop equipment used in panel production

How it works

From idea to a clear brief.

Design and save furniture in Studio. For supported cut lists, submit finished panel sizes for optimisation, pricing and payment; unsupported details need staff review.

Save
furniture designs
Quote
supported cut lists
Review
unsupported details

One step at a time

A furniture idea and a panel order have different next steps.

Start with the information you have. Furniture configuration ends in a saved design to return to. Supported panel orders have their own optimisation, quote and payment journey. A preview never approves manufacture.

01 · Choose

An assembled design or a list of panel sizes?

Use Studio to explore a supported furniture recipe. Use Board Cutting & CNC when you know the finished panel dimensions or want a guided part template.

02 · Prepare

Keep the specification with the project.

Furniture drafts keep their dimensions, layout and material choices. Cutting lists keep finished sizes, quantities, exact boards, grain, edges and selected operations with each part.

03 · Quote

Supported cut lists optimise and price automatically.

Submit a supported cutting list to obtain optimisation and a quote. Unsupported machining, coating preparation or delivery outside configured areas goes to staff review before payment. The workspace shows the available next step.

04 · Continue

Save furniture. Review and pay for a supported panel order.

Furniture projects currently remain saved designs. For supported cut lists, review the quote and complete payment before the order enters the paid-order queue. Production uses approved technical output, not the visual preview.

Two journeys, kept clear

Save an idea. Quote a panel order.

Furniture designs currently stop at a saved project. Supported cut lists can optimise and price automatically before quote review and payment. Specialist exceptions need staff review before payment.

These are distinct routes, not three compulsory stages for every project. A preview never approves manufacture.
Design and save furnitureChoose a supported furniture design. Customise it and return to the saved draft.Build a supported cutting listEnter finished sizes and service choices; the workspace shows the available quote and payment steps.Resolve a specialist detailBring the exact part, material, operation and focused reference needed for review.

Two entry routes

Choose the route that matches what you already know.

The routes share material identity, while their current customer journeys remain distinct.

Furniture design

Configure a supported starting point and save the design. Return to it later; saving does not submit a furniture order.

Explore furniture design

Panel order

Enter finished sizes and production choices. Supported cut lists can optimise, price and proceed to quote review and payment.

Explore Board Cutting

A specialist detail

Keep uncertain or unsupported work with its references. Staff review resolves the detail before the payment stage.

Get project support

Project states

Know where your journey goes next.

These are customer actions, not a promise that every design or operation is orderable.

Design furniture
  1. Furniture: choose a supported design

  2. Furniture: customise and save your design

  3. Furniture: return to the saved project

  4. Cut list: enter finished sizes and service choices

  5. Cut list: submit supported work for optimisation and a quote

  6. Specialist work: resolve staff-review questions before payment

  7. Cut list: review the quote and pay before the paid-order stage

Before you begin

A few useful answers.

The practical details, so you can take the next step with confidence.

What is the difference between saving and submitting?

Saving preserves a furniture design or draft for later. Submitting a supported cut list starts its optimisation and quote journey. Furniture designs currently remain saved projects.

When is the project price confirmed?

Supported cut lists optimise and price before quote review and payment. Unsupported operations and delivery exceptions need staff review before payment.

Does payment approve the visual preview as a machine program?

No. A paid panel order still uses the approved technical output. A furniture preview remains a design aid, not an instruction to manufacture.

Choose a starting point

Design furniture or specify panels directly.

The right route depends on whether you already know the finished component sizes.