Mebelix

Every order —
its own measurements.

In the Parkent workshop we cut the panels ourselves, drill the hardware holes ourselves and spray the finish ourselves in an enclosed booth. We do not sell from a catalogue — every stage, from measuring to installation, happens here in one team's hands.

15–20

makers and operators in the workshop

500+

completed projects

30 days

longest production time

From measuring to installation — seven stages.

Tap a stage to see what happens there. The timing depends on how complex the project is, but even the longest stays within 30 days.

STAGE 01

Measuring

A designer comes to you, takes the dimensions and records how far the walls and ceiling are out of true, plus sockets and pipework. Free of charge.

takes 1–2 days

See the workshop for yourself.

Machines, assembly and installation — short clips from our Instagram page. Tap a video to watch it.

The workshop's main areas.

All three core operations — cutting, drilling and spraying — happen here. Nothing is subcontracted, which is why we can hold both the deadline and the finish.

Cutting

panel saw and edge banding

Drilling

boring machine for hardware holes

Spraying

enclosed spray booth and curing area

2 years

warranty on everything we build

Every piece is fully assembled in the workshop first.

Assembling furniture for the first time in the customer's home is the most common mistake in this trade. We build it here, adjust it, and only then take it apart to move it.

Faults are caught in the workshop, not at your door
  1. 1

    Check against the drawing

    Cut panels are measured against the design. Anything out of tolerance is re-cut before it goes further.

  2. 2

    Dry assembly

    The piece goes together completely in the workshop — doors, drawers, shelves, all in place.

  3. 3

    Adjust the mechanisms

    Every door and drawer is opened and closed. Hinges and runner systems are set here, on the bench.

  4. 4

    Inspect the surfaces

    Edges, banding and the sprayed finish are checked under light. Only then does it get packed.

People do the work; the machines help.

There are 15–20 people in the workshop — a saw operator, assemblers, a sprayer and installers. The machines give the accuracy, but every order passes through someone's hands.

Workshop team

15–20 makers, operators and installers

  • 01

    Designer

    Takes the measurements, produces the 3D design and helps choose materials. Stays reachable once the work is underway.

  • 02

    Workshop makers

    Cutting, drilling, spraying and assembly. Every piece is built complete before it leaves the floor.

  • 03

    Installers

    Assemble and fix it in your space, then check everything works with you before they leave.

Come and see the workshop.

You are welcome at the workshop in Parkent to see the materials and pieces being assembled. Call ahead and someone will meet you.