Five Product Lines, One Supplier: Coordinating a Whole-Home Joinery Package
How custom wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, interior doors, wall panels and aluminium windows fit into one enquiry — and where the production lines legitimately differ.
- REMUCH supplies five lines: custom wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, interior doors, wall panels and aluminium windows.
- Four are board-based joinery that can share a finish specification; aluminium windows are a separate metal-and-glass line.
- Consolidation means one commercial order and one point of contact — not one shared production or certification claim.
- No MOQ applies to cabinetry lines; the 30–60 day window applies to cabinetry, with windows quoted separately.
The five lines at a glance
A whole-home joinery package groups several made-to-measure product categories under one supplier so that dimensions, finishes and the commercial order are coordinated. REMUCH supplies five lines from one point of contact: custom wardrobes, custom kitchen cabinets, interior doors, wall panels and aluminium windows. Wardrobes and kitchens are our main lines; the other three complete the package.
| # | Product line | Typical scope | Production family |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Custom wardrobes | Built-in and fitted wardrobes, walk-in closets, sliding-door systems, tatami and kids' room storage | Board-based cabinetry |
| 02 | Kitchen cabinets | Base and wall cabinets, islands, tall pantry units, sideboards and wine cabinets | Board-based cabinetry |
| 03 | Interior doors | Room doors, door sets, hidden / invisible door options | Board-based joinery |
| 04 | Wall panels | Decorative panels, feature walls, integrated cladding with cabinetry | Board-based joinery |
| 05 | Aluminium windows | Windows, sliding and casement configurations, aluminium doors on request | Separate metal-and-glass line |
Two production families, not one
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 requirements.
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. In practice this means one point of contact for the package, with two clearly separated specification sheets.
Why buyers consolidate
- Finish consistency. Matching finishes across wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, doors and wall panels is far easier when one supplier holds the specification.
- Fewer coordination gaps. One drawing set and one written quotation reduce the interfaces between trades.
- Flexible order size. With no MOQ on cabinetry lines, a package can start with one room and expand through repeat orders that reuse the confirmed specification.
- Clearer shipment planning. Packing method, loading guidance and container planning can be discussed against a single commercial order.
A suggested enquiry structure
- Split the brief by line. List cabinetry items separately from window items; do not merge their specification tables.
- State the shared finish requirement. Tell us which items must match, and include a reference from the 254 design references in our gallery if useful.
- Give the board preference once for the board-based lines (plywood or particle board), then note any exceptions.
- Separate the market requirements. Environmental grades or test reports for boards, and any window standard required by the destination market, belong in different parts of the brief.
- Confirm quantities, phasing and destination. The 30–60 day cabinetry window and the separately quoted window lead time are both stated in the written quotation.
What we will not claim
We do not publish unverified factory floor areas, staff counts, annual capacity, certification logos, country counts or project numbers. All imagery on this site is 3D design reference material, not photography of delivered projects or facilities. If a figure matters to your purchasing decision, ask for it in writing with evidence — that is also the standard we apply to every specification in a consolidated order.
Frequently asked questions
What are REMUCH's five product lines?
Custom wardrobes, custom kitchen cabinets, interior doors, wall panels and aluminium windows. Wardrobes and kitchens are the main lines.
Can all five lines share one specification?
No. Wardrobes, kitchens, doors and wood wall panels are board-based joinery and can share a finish specification. Aluminium windows are a separate metal-and-glass line with their own specification and quotation.
Can windows be included in the same order?
Yes, commercially they can be consolidated into one order and one shipment, but they remain a separately quoted production line.
Does the 30–60 day lead time cover windows?
No. It applies to cabinetry lines; aluminium window lead time is confirmed separately in the quotation.
Is there a minimum for a consolidated order?
There is no MOQ on our cabinetry lines. Sample, single-room, phased and repeat orders are all normal orders.