Product range
Living, Study & Laundry Joinery
TV walls, desks, shelving and laundries are where a house stops feeling like a project and starts feeling like a home. They are also the pieces most often left out of the joinery budget, which is why they end up as flat-pack furniture.
What buyers ask
Where the questions usually land in this range
- How do I hide the cables behind a wall-mounted TV?
- Will the desk sag if two people work at it?
- Can shelves take real book loads without bowing?
- How do I fit a washer, dryer and sink into a corridor?
Specification baseline
- Desk top
- 25–38 mm, back-rail supported
- Shelf span
- Max 900 mm unsupported for books
- TV niche
- Recessed with a ventilation gap
- Laundry
- Sealed top, service void, adjustable feet
- Finish
- Matched to the rest of the house specification
These are our default positions. Where a project specifies otherwise, note it in the enquiry and we will set out to your specification.
How we approach this range
Engineered for load
Desk substrates are thickened and supported at the back rail; shelf spans are kept under 900 mm where books will go.
Cables designed out
A recessed screen niche, a ventilated equipment bay and a concealed chase to a nominated power point. Nothing is visible from the side.
Wet rooms treated as wet
Sealed tops, adjustable feet on uneven floors and a service void behind appliances so hoses can be replaced.
Configurations
The configurations in this range
Each entry states the door profile, carcass board, edge treatment and hardware we would specify by default, so you can compare it against your own drawings first.
This range in place
Frequently asked
- Can you work around a wall-mounted TV I already own?
- Yes. Send the model, the bracket type and the screen dimensions and we will size the niche and the ventilation gap to suit.
- Do you supply appliances for the laundry?
- No. Buy the washer and dryer locally so the warranty and service sit in Australia. Tell us the exact models and we will size the bay to them.
Other ranges
- Custom Kitchen CabinetsBuilt to your drawings, not to a fixed catalogue.
- Wardrobes & ClosetsLaid out from what you actually own.
- Bathroom VanitiesBuilt for a wet room, not adapted from a dry one.
- Interior Doors & Wall PanelsThe details that decide whether a house feels architect-designed.
- Whole-Home CabinetsEvery cabinet in the house, drawn as one system.