We measure the room and draw the cabinets in Mozaik. The parts are nested and cut on a KRC CNC Fantom router and edged on a NOTE 601N edge bander, then the cabinets are assembled and installed by our team.
KRC CNC Fantom nesting router and its lift table, with the edge bander behind
From line to panel
Four steps from a drawing to a kitchen
One Mozaik drawing carries a kitchen from the first measurement to installation.
In the roomAssemblyInstallation by our team
01 / 04Mozaik: plan view of an L shaped cabinet run
Mozaik: plan view of an L shaped cabinet run01
Measure and draw
We measure the room, then draw the cabinets in Mozaik, cabinet design software. The drawing places the cabinets in the room and gives the workshop its parts list.
KRC CNC Fantom: control station and router gantry02
Cut
The parts are nested on full sheets and cut on the KRC CNC Fantom nesting router, following the parts list from the drawing.
NOTE 601N edge bander and its control panel03
Edge
The cut panels then run through the NOTE 601N edge bander, which bands their exposed edges.
In the roomAssemblyInstallation by our team
Assembly and installation by our team04
Assemble and install
The cabinets are assembled, then installed in the room by our team.
The workshop
On the workshop floor
The machines, the software and the panel stock behind the cabinets we make.
KRC CNC Fantom
Nesting router: cuts cabinet parts from full sheets
NOTE 601N
Edge bander: bands the edges of the cut panels
Mozaik
Cabinet design software: room layouts and parts lists
Outfeed and unloading table of the CNC router
Panel stock on pallets and in crates, with a forklift
The router gantry and its cable chain
High gloss panels
Materials
Where the materials come from
The flooring and doors of our construction materials line are made in the group's own facilities in Turkey (TRIA). TRIA also supplies and exports raw materials for kitchen cabinet and furniture manufacturing, and the panels and cabinet hardware of our woodworking line come from the brands we work with.
QUIX Group kitchen cabinets are drawn in Mozaik, cut on a KRC CNC Fantom nesting router and edged on a NOTE 601N edge bander. The QUIX Group team then assembles the cabinets and installs them in the room.
What is CNC nesting?
CNC nesting is a way of cutting cabinet parts: the parts are laid out together on a full sheet and a computer controlled router cuts them out. At QUIX Group this is done on a KRC CNC Fantom nesting router.
What does an edge bander do?
An edge bander applies a strip of edge banding to the cut edge of a panel. QUIX Group bands its cabinet panels on a NOTE 601N edge bander.
Does QUIX Group measure and install the cabinets?
Yes, QUIX Group measures the room before the drawing starts and installs the cabinets once they are made. Drawings or measurements you already have are welcome, but they are not needed.
Which software does QUIX Group design cabinets in?
QUIX Group designs its cabinets in Mozaik, cabinet design software. The same drawing gives the room layout and the parts list that the workshop cuts from.
Where are the construction materials made?
The flooring and doors of the construction materials line are made in the group's own facilities in Turkey (TRIA). The panels and hardware of the woodworking line come from the brands QUIX Group works with.
Start with a drawing, or without one
Send measurements or plans if you have them, or simply describe the room. We measure it, and the drawing in Mozaik starts from there.
