Make-to-drawing production partnership
Kika Mobel supports furniture brands, retailers, and manufacturers that need an external cabinet-production partner. The relationship begins with a defined product, approved data, forecast or order quantities, and clear ownership of materials, hardware, quality checks, and logistics.
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Manufacturing scope
State who owns the product design, drawings, bills of materials, hardware data, change approval, and final specification. Kika Mobel can only prepare production from a controlled and authorised data set.
Provide indicative quantities by product and variant, ordering pattern, target market, and requested dates. These inputs support feasibility and planning but do not create a capacity or lead-time commitment until agreed.
Identify critical dimensions, visual references, functional checks, sampling expectations, and record requirements. Inspection responsibilities and acceptance criteria must be agreed for the specific program.
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.
Existing CAD/PDF drawings, bills of materials, and hardware data can be reviewed. File compatibility, completeness, revisions, and manufacturing feasibility must be confirmed before use.
No. An enquiry starts a review. Timing and production allocation exist only after scope, quantity, approvals, commercial terms, and an accepted order are agreed.
A pilot or first-article stage can be discussed, but its quantity, cost, purpose, approval criteria, and relation to later orders must be agreed project by project.
Send product files, variant volumes, target market, quality requirements, and intended delivery form for a technical and commercial review.
