If you run a furniture factory, you already know this problem: Same cabinet design — but different connector grades depending on budget. Sometimes the customer wants Minifix.Sometimes they want a cheaper version with a different diameter.Sometimes you switch from visible to invisible connectors (like Lamello, VB35, or other hidden systems). And if you don’t manage…
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[20]Why I Can Claim “1 Room in 1 Hour, 1 House in 3 Hours” (Ready for Production)
If you run a furniture factory, you already know—Getting the cabinet model ready for production is where time gets lost. In my experience, there are two types of projects, and they affect your workflow very differently. 🧩 Type 1: Designer You Can Control This is a designer who works inside your company.They already know your…
[19]The 3 Stages of Running a Furniture Business
(And Where Floefurni Can Help You Most) If you’re running a furniture business—or thinking of starting one—you’ll realize something very quickly: Different stages need different strategies. From my experience, I divide the journey into three stages.And yes, I’ve been through them all. 🧱 Stage 1: Start This is where everything begins. You see an opportunity…
[18]How to Make Sure Your Installer Never Installs the Wrong Panel Again (Automatically)
Have you ever had this problem? 👉 The cabinet is fully designed👉 The production is correct👉 The CNC drilled everything perfectly But when it’s time to install…The panels don’t fit. And the reason? The installer used the wrong panel. Even if the system creates everything 100% correctly—It only takes one mix-up to cause rework, delays,…
[16]How Can 3D Visualization Match Reality?
One of my biggest goals in the furniture business has always been: To make 3D design match real production—1:1. Sounds simple, right?But in real life, it’s not. For years, my team had to redraw everything.Designs were done in SketchUp, but then reworked manually into production software. And that’s exactly where mistakes happened. Measurements changed.Connectors didn’t…
[15]Minifix: How Two Panels Connect (And Why It Frustrated Me for Years)
If you run a furniture business, you already know: There are only two ways to connect panels—visible and invisible connectors. Among all options, Minifix is one of the most widely used visible connectors.It’s found in almost every type of furniture—especially flat-pack and modular designs. And honestly? Minifix has caused me more frustration than any other…