Factory film and production process
The film on this page was shot in the Kika Mobel factory in Tetovo and shows board and decor samples, panels running through edge banding and CNC machining, and assembled cabinets with doors and lift-up fronts. Below the film, the page traces the controlled data handover through CAD-to-production preparation, cutting, CNC machining, edge processing, inspection, packaging, and project handover.
Short film without narration from the Kika Mobel factory in Tetovo, North Macedonia: board and decor samples, panels running through edge banding and CNC machining, and assembled cabinets with doors and lift-up fronts.
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Manufacturing scope
The process begins with drawings, bills of materials, variants, materials, edges, hardware, and quantities. Missing or contradictory inputs are resolved before approval, and only one controlled revision may become the production reference.
CAD-to-production preparation is followed by the approved sequence of panel cutting, CNC drilling and routing, and edge processing required for the specification.
Agreed dimensions, visual references, hardware functions, part identification, packaging, and delivery form are checked against the project scope. Flat-pack or assembled supply and EXW or another delivery option remain project-specific decisions.
Factory process
Every project starts with a technical review. Product scope, revision status, specification, and commercial responsibilities are clarified before manufacturing approval.
Buyer type, product family, variants, quantities, target market, and intended delivery form establish the initial project frame.
Drawings, dimensions, bills of materials, decors, edges, and hardware are checked for completeness and manufacturing feasibility.
Materials, finishes, hardware, construction details, and agreed inspection points are recorded against one controlled revision.
A CAD-to-production workflow supports preparation; cutting, CNC machining, and edge processing follow the approved data.
Packaging, labelling, flat-pack or assembled form, and EXW or another agreed delivery option are set for the specific project.
A complete technical package makes the manufacturing and commercial assessment clearer.
It was filmed in the Kika Mobel factory in Tetovo and shows board and decor samples, panels running through edge banding and CNC machining, and assembled cabinets with doors and lift-up fronts. The film has no narration or sound.
The documented process covers data preparation, panel cutting, CNC drilling and routing, edge processing, inspection, packaging, and handover.
No. The film shows the factory and its operations. Feasibility, price, and timing are reviewed from your drawings, bills of materials, quantities, materials, edge data, hardware, and delivery requirements.
Send the current controlled files, quantities, specification, inspection needs, and delivery form so the required operations and clarifications can be reviewed.
