What is fitted joinery?

Fitted joinery, or millwork, literally refers to the furniture that is connecting closely with the building’s main body.

While in a broad sense, fitted joinery includes all furniture that is irremovable after installation, namely:
- fitted wardrobes,
- vanity cabinets,
- minibars & TV panels,
- wall panels,
- door panels & door frames,
- window coves,
- lighting pelmets,
- ceiling trims,
- banquette seating,
- columns, stairs, skirting, etc.

Fitted joinery represents the tailored features of the premises, which are derived from the comprehensive agreement among the general decoration style, the exact function of the building, and all detailed dimensions at site.

Compared to site decoration, fitted joinery produced by professional furniture manufacturers enjoys the following advantages:

- consistency in color finish and timber grain texture.
- cost effectiveness as a result of mass production.
- shorter construction circle due to mass production.
- no nail holes, scratches and other flaws.
- no indoor air pollution like formaldehyde and paint.
- straight inhabitation after installation.

Due to its consistency, precision and distinction, more and more fitted joinery are being used in 5-star hotels, high end clubs, restaurants, apartments and villas.