Custom work, answered
Small reworks and one-off parts typically run 2–4 weeks from drawing sign-off. Larger fitted projects and multi-piece fit-outs take longer — your quote states the lead time exactly, and we confirm dates in writing before manufacture starts.
No. A single bracket, one table, or a full floor of desks — the process is the same: measure, draw, engineer, make. Reworks of existing furniture are often single pieces.
We quote from the brief, not a catalogue — after a short scoping conversation you get an itemised quote covering design, manufacture and delivery. Be wary of anyone quoting a firm price before seeing the brief. Reworking existing furniture usually costs significantly less than buying new.
Yes — new tops on existing frames, desks resized or reconfigured for a new floor plan, added cable management, shroud kits over tired lockers, and breakout tables built from reclaimed materials. If a rework isn't the right answer for a piece, we'll say so. See rework and resize options.
Tops in MFC, real-wood veneer, Fenix or laminate; steel frames powder-coated in any RAL colour; hardware specified part by part. Physical samples are available on request with your enquiry.
Yes — no REFRAME logo on the piece, the paperwork or the delivery unless you want it there. See our guide for dealers, designers and resellers.
London and the surrounding area as standard, with UK-wide delivery and installation by arrangement. Every design is archived, so we can remake, resize or extend a piece years later.
Yes. Meeting and boardroom tables in bespoke sizes are core work: tops in MFC, veneer, Fenix or laminate, with power, data and planters integrated where you want them. We measure, draw and render the table for sign-off, then have it built in Britain and installed in your London office.