When the Norenbergs decided to do ‘something a bit different’ with the exterior of their house, they were thinking big - a unique geometric 3.5m by 4m decorative panel. The result is head-turning!

We caught up with Paul Shepherd of Design Edge, one of Cutshop® North Shore’s biggest customers, to find out how his relationship with Cutshop® works and what keeps him coming back.

If you want something a little different for an interior or exterior feature, try thinking three-dimensionally. Decorative panels add a touch of texture and colour to your home or workplace.

Cut out the stress of precision measurement and manufacturing with Cutshop®.  With our reliable CNC cutting and seamless edging services, we can meet your exact specifications and requirements.

Over the past eight years Cutshop® has cut, labelled and packed MDF and timber pieces for a wide range of jobs for Apex Interiors; most recently a complex fit-out at Auckland International Airport.

Imagine meeting a potential customer knowing you had access to several large CNC and edge bander machines in NZ and an expert team with design capability, but without needing to invest or spend a dollar.

If you've heard of Kelly of Augustine, you will know that her colourful, fun, and gorgeous designs are taking the fashion world by storm. So when it came to fitting out their new offices, there could only be one way to do it.

Our trade customers think we’re a great addition to their team because beneath our no-fuss exterior, there’s some pretty high tech, sophisticated equipment that helps us to deliver big jobs on short timelines.

In this post, we talk to the owner of Extreme Joinery Concepts, Craig Fergus, about how Cutshop® has helped to improve his business by delivering capacity without the capital input.

‘Time is money’ as the saying goes. We talk to Paul Shepherd, owner of Design Edge Kitchens, to discover how Cutshop® helps him to produce more kitchens in less time.

What do you do if your business revenue is limited by your team’s capacity to get the work done? Alan found a smart way to increase work rate while actually reducing his overheads.