How It's Made

Steel Cutting

We start with sheet steel and structural profiles, cut to precise dimensions using angle grinders and bench cutters. Every component is sized to the millimeter before it moves to the next station.

Welding

Our seven welders join each component using MIG welding, grinding seams smooth by hand afterward. This step determines structural integrity. The joints on a vinyl record stand or log holder carry real weight — they are built to hold it indefinitely, not just look like they can.

Surface Preparation

Bare steel is cleaned, degreased, and sanded before any coating is applied. This step is invisible in the finished piece but entirely load-bearing — coating adhesion and long-term rust resistance depend on what happens here.

Powder Coating

Each piece is powder-coated in our own booth — electrostatically charged powder applied to bare steel, then cured in an oven at 200°C. The result is a finish harder than liquid paint: resistant to chips, UV, and moisture. It is not decorative. It is structural.

Assembly & Quality Check

Finished pieces are assembled and checked for dimensional accuracy — shelves level, joints tight, legs even. Anything that does not pass goes back. We do not ship pieces we would not keep ourselves.

Packing & Dispatch

Every order ships fully assembled in custom-cut foam-lined packaging. No tools required on your end — open the box, place the piece, use it. Orders dispatch within 2–3 business days from Cherkasy, Ukraine.