Common questions about our joinery process and pricing
We use laser measurement tools and record wall deviations, floor slopes and ceiling heights to the millimetre. Shop drawings are checked against site notes before any timber is cut. Scribing and adjustable plinths accommodate minor building movement after installation.
The CHF 220 site visit covers travel within central Geneva, full room measurement, photographic documentation and a written summary of scope options. This fee is credited toward your project if you proceed within 60 days and the commission exceeds CHF 2,650.
From signed drawings to installation, allow six to ten weeks for fitted cabinetry or library walls. Kitchen joinery packages may require ten to fourteen weeks depending on finish complexity and coordination with other trades. We provide a schedule at proposal stage.
Yes. We regularly install in Old Town apartments and lakeside villas where walls are uneven and structural changes are restricted. Our joinery is designed to fix to existing substrates without damaging original plaster or parquet where possible.
Common choices include European oak, American walnut, ash and lacquered MDF in matt or satin sheen. We provide samples during the design phase and can match existing wood tones where required.
Our kitchen joinery packages are dimensioned around your chosen appliances. We coordinate cut-out sizes with your supplier and leave space for ventilation and service access as specified by the manufacturer.
Yes. Delivery, assembly, scribing to walls, hardware adjustment and final touch-up are included. We protect floors and existing finishes during installation and remove packaging from site.
We work across Geneva city and lakeside communes including Cologny, Versoix, Carouge and surrounding areas. See our Areas page for detail or contact us if your property is further afield.
Still have questions? We are happy to discuss your room layout and storage needs.