Prepare from one approved data set
A CAD-to-production workflow supports preparation after drawings, part data, materials, edges, hardware, quantities, and revisions have been reviewed and approved.
Production workflow for procurement teams
Inside Kika Mobel's furniture factory in North Macedonia
The approximately 3,500 m² Tetovo facility turns approved cabinet-furniture data into a controlled production sequence. This page outlines the production capabilities and decision points buyers can evaluate before submitting a program.
Built for these buyers
- ✓Technical buyers comparing cabinet-manufacturing partners
- ✓Furniture brands preparing CAD, bills of materials, and hardware schedules
- ✓Project teams defining inspection, packaging, and handover requirements
Manufacturing scope
- 01Technical-data review and production preparation
- 02Panel cutting from approved part data
- 03CNC drilling and routing to the approved specification
- 04Edge processing using the project-approved edge and process
- 05Project-defined inspection, identification, packaging, and handover
What the technical review covers
Route parts through defined operations
The approved production sequence can include panel cutting, CNC drilling and routing, and the selected edge-processing option for the specification.
Link quality checks to the buyer's requirements
Inspection is most useful when critical dimensions, appearance references, hardware functions, labelling, packaging, sampling, and records are agreed before production. No universal certification or tolerance is implied.
Factory process
From technical file to manufacturing order
Every project starts with a technical review. Product scope, revision status, specification, and commercial responsibilities are clarified before manufacturing approval.
- 01
Define the enquiry
Buyer type, product family, variants, quantities, target market, and intended delivery form establish the initial project frame.
- 02
Review the technical package
Drawings, dimensions, bills of materials, decors, edges, and hardware are checked for completeness and manufacturing feasibility.
- 03
Approve the specification
Materials, finishes, hardware, construction details, and agreed inspection points are recorded against one controlled revision.
- 04
Prepare and manufacture
A CAD-to-production workflow supports preparation; cutting, CNC machining, and edge processing follow the approved data.
- 05
Define the handover
Packaging, labelling, flat-pack or assembled form, and EXW or another agreed delivery option are set for the specific project.
What supports a reliable feasibility review
A complete technical package makes the manufacturing and commercial assessment clearer.
- ✓ Dimensioned drawings or CAD/PDF files
- ✓ Bill of materials and quantities by variant
- ✓ Material, decor, edge, and thickness requirements
- ✓ Hardware list and functional requirements
- ✓ Required packaging, labelling, and delivery form
- ✓ Target market, delivery country, and requested date
Related pages
- Furniture manufacturer in North Macedonia for B2B buyers
- Furniture production outsourcing with controlled technical handover
- Custom cabinets built from approved project data
- CNC cabinet production from controlled part data
- Balkan furniture manufacturing for defined export projects
- How approved CAD data becomes production-ready cabinet furniture
Frequently asked questions
How large is the Kika Mobel factory?+
Kika Mobel identifies an approximately 3,500 m² production facility in Tetovo, North Macedonia.
Which production capabilities are available?+
The documented capabilities include panel cutting, CNC drilling and routing, and edge processing. Suitability is confirmed against the actual part data and specification.
Does the factory page guarantee a standard lead time or capacity slot?+
No. Feasible timing and allocation depend on the reviewed program, quantities, approvals, material readiness, and accepted commercial terms.
Map your product to the production workflow
Send controlled drawings, parts, materials, hardware, quantities, and inspection requirements for technical review.