Open the carton
Five numbered parts, six M8 bolts, one assembly key and an illustrated step-by-step guide
How we makeWorkshop
From the engineering drawing to your home
Four stations inside our own workshop: we design and analyse, cut and weld, finish and test, then pack and ship. The product you pick travels through all four — and every value on this page carries its evidence. Anything not yet documented reads “Pending verification”
Product
- Assembled size
- 1200 × 450 × 1600 mm
- Parts
- 5 parts
- Steel thickness
- 1.5 mm
- Load capacity
- Pending verification
The routeRoute
Four stations, one product
Tap any station to jump to it. Each one shows what happens there and what we measure — using values from the published specification only. The reference here is the clothes rack
Station 01Design & Analysis
The product starts on screen — not on the shop floor
A complete SolidWorks model of the frame, the joints and the bolts, then a load analysis that fixes the section and the steel thickness before the first sheet is cut. What leaves this station is a numbered, approved engineering drawing — published in the product’s own photo gallery, not buried in a file.
What we measure Reference
- Section
- SQ 30 × 30 mm
- Steel thickness
- 1.5 mm
- Assembled size
- 1200 × 450 × 1600 mm
- Load capacity
- Pending verification
Rule one: the section and the thickness are decided by the analysis — not by what the market happens to stock.
The rack was designed with the same method taught in our Mechanical Design course
Station 02Cutting & Welding
A section we choose — not whatever the market has
From drawing to steel: cut to size, bent to the drawn angle, then welded on a fixture jig so every frame is a copy of the one before it. No subcontractor sits between the drawing and the product — the same hands that read the drawing do the welding
What we measure Reference
- Material
- CRS — cold-rolled steel sheet
- Section
- SQ 30 × 30 mm
- Parts
- 5 parts
- Assembly bolts
- 6 × M8
Why a fixture jig? Because six bolts only find their holes first time when the frames match exactly.
Station 03Finishing & Testing
A number that isn’t documented — isn’t published
After welding the frame is cleaned and degreased, then electrostatically powder-coated in specified approved colours and the coat is baked in the oven. Then the test: a load applied to a written method, published together with the result and its date. That is why you read “Pending verification” instead of a flattering number.
What we measure Reference
- Coating thickness
- 60 µm
- approved colours
- Jet black · Pure white · Anthracite grey
- Load capacity
- Pending verification
- Warranty
- 24 months
Our decision: load capacity stays “Pending verification” until the test report arrives with its method and date — then the result and its source are published together.
Station 04Packing & Shipping
It travels flat — and arrives as a regular parcel
Five parts in a single carton with the bolts, the assembly key and an illustrated guide — so the product goes into the ordinary parcel network for every governorate instead of assembled-furniture freight, and builds with one key in twelve minutes of real time
What we measure Reference
- Carton size
- 1250 × 320 × 120 mm
- Product / parcel weight
- 11.4 / 13.0 kg
- Assembly time
- 12 min
- Carrier & rates
- Pending verification
Materials & sectionsMaterials
Declared, not claimed
The reference here is the clothes rack. Tables for the other products are published once the steel-thickness and sections item is complete — a row without evidence stays “Pending verification”
- Maximum load capacity
- Pending verification
- Pending verification
Values from the published specification — every row carries its evidence; anything without evidence stays “Pending verification” until it arrives.
Quality checklistQuality
What we check before we write a number
Every item carries its evidence. The items marked as pending are waiting on a document from the client — all of them light up with “Show items pending from the client”
- Dimensions checked against the drawingEngineering drawing
Every frame is measured against the approved engineering drawing before and after welding
- Load-test reportAwaiting report
Method, result and date are published together — or the number is not published at all
- Supplier material certificateAwaiting certificate
Sheet thickness and section type proven by the supplier’s certificate, not by word of mouth
- Coating thicknessFinish report
Measured after baking — 60 µm on the reference product
- Colours actually in stockAwaiting list
Only the colours on the shelf are published — not the whole catalogue
- Parcel weighed on the scaleWeight report
Every parcel is weighed before the waybill — 13.0 kg for the reference product
- Real-time assemblyAssembly video
An uncut video from opening the carton to the last bolt — 12 min
- Warranty terms in writingAwaiting terms
Duration and what it covers — as published text on the product page
Packing & shippingFlat-pack
Ships as a parcel — not as furniture
Because the product is designed to come apart from day one, the carton shrinks and so does its weight — so it rides the ordinary parcel network to every governorate. Shipping rates per governorate are published as soon as they arrive from the carrier
Join the two frames
The joint works on the same principle as our logo: two pieces meeting at one precise point — so the bolts find their holes first time
Tighten the bolts with the key
12 min of real time on the reference product — filmed without a single cut
Put it in place
And the warranty starts on the day of delivery — 24 months on the reference product
Shipping and payment: cash on delivery is the first option for every governorate. Carrier, rates and size limits are pending verification.
Contact
Written specification first — then a quote within 48 hours
Send your size or your idea on WhatsApp and we reply with a written specification before any price — for a single piece or a bulk order