What Happens During a 30–60 Day Custom Cabinet Lead Time
A stage-by-stage explanation of the confirmed 30–60 day cabinetry production window at REMUCH, what can affect it, and how buyers should plan.
- REMUCH confirms a 30–60 day production window for cabinetry lines; the exact start point and schedule are stated in your quotation.
- The window covers drawing and specification confirmation, material selection, production, and packing and loading guidance.
- Drawing changes, late confirmations and destination-market requirements are the main variables to manage.
- Aluminium windows are a separate metal-and-glass line and their lead time is quoted separately.
What the window covers
The 30–60 day lead time is REMUCH's confirmed production window for our cabinetry lines — custom wardrobes, kitchen cabinets and the related board-based joinery. The exact start point and the schedule for your order are stated in your written quotation. It is not a shipping time and not a door-to-door delivery promise; packing method, loading guidance and container planning are discussed against the order.
Because every item is made to your drawings, the clock cannot meaningfully start until the specification is settled. That is why the quotation stage and the production stage are described together rather than as separate silos.
Stage by stage
| Stage | What happens | What you supply |
|---|---|---|
| 01 — Drawing review | We read your plans and identify open details before anything is quoted as final | Plans, dimensions, appliance schedule or a sketch |
| 02 — Written quotation | A quotation against your drawings, with every open detail confirmed in writing before production | Confirmation of quantities, destination and target date |
| 03 — Material and finish confirmation | Board choice (plywood or particle board), finishes and samples are settled | Board preference, finish direction, any required test-report standard |
| 04 — Production and packing | Made-to-drawing production, then packing and loading guidance for your shipment | Shipment details and any consolidation requirements |
On-site measuring and installation are outside our scope for overseas orders. Packing and fixing details are confirmed in writing with your order.
What can affect the schedule
- Drawing changes after confirmation. A revised dimension can send an item back through the specification stage.
- Late material or finish decisions. Board, facing, edge treatment and hardware need to be fixed before production.
- Destination-market requirements. If a project needs a specific environmental grade, test report or window certification, raise it during quoting.
- Multi-category orders. Wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, doors and wood wall panels share a production family and can be coordinated; aluminium windows cannot be assumed to share the same schedule.
- Shipment planning. Packing method, container loading and consolidation are discussed against the order and sit outside the production window itself.
Why aluminium windows are quoted separately
Plywood and particle board cabinetry, wooden interior doors and wood-based wall panels belong to one production family. Aluminium windows are a separate metal-and-glass line with their own profiles, glazing build-up, hardware, performance ratings and destination-market certification. We keep their specifications, lead times and quotations separate so nothing is implied that we cannot deliver. You can still consolidate both lines into one commercial order and one shipment.
How to plan around the window
- Work backwards from the required on-site date and allow for shipping and receiving, not just production.
- Freeze the drawing before the quotation is confirmed; treat later changes as a schedule risk.
- Specify the destination market early so any required standard can be confirmed in writing.
- Phase larger projects into repeat orders that reuse the confirmed specification. With no MOQ, a phased order is a normal order.
- Ask for the start point in writing. It is stated in your quotation — do not assume it is the enquiry date.
We do not publish annual capacity, staff numbers or project counts. If a figure affects your purchasing decision, ask us and we will put it in writing with evidence.
Frequently asked questions
What is REMUCH's cabinetry lead time?
30–60 days for cabinetry lines. The exact start point and the schedule for your order are stated in your written quotation.
Does the 30–60 day window include shipping?
No. It is a production window. Packing method, loading guidance and shipment planning are discussed against your order separately.
Does the same window apply to aluminium windows?
No. Aluminium windows are a separate metal-and-glass production line; their lead time is confirmed separately in the quotation.
What is the most common cause of delay?
Drawing changes and late specification confirmations after the quotation has been agreed.
Can I split a project into phased orders?
Yes. There is no MOQ on cabinetry lines, so sample, single-room, phased and repeat orders are all normal orders.