Yes. A 6 m run — tall lockable cupboards at each end, a central workbench with drawer banks, overhead cabinets — is a normal project for us, built to your drawing and shipped FOB Qingdao.
A 5,900 mm wall usually resolves into four 900 mm tall cupboards at the ends and a 2,300 mm centre section — workbench, drawer banks and base cupboards, with overhead cabinets above. Those are the proportions; the split is agreed with you before anything is drawn.
Most Australian and New Zealand garage walls are corrugated steel cladding over purlins. Cupboards cannot be fixed to the cladding itself: an 80 kg drawer pulled open will deform the sheet and pull the fasteners. Send us one photo with a tape measure against the wall, plus the ceiling height and the purlin spacing, and the fixing detail is designed against what is actually there.
You approve at every gate. Nothing is cut before the drawing is signed off, and the render and the technical drawing cost you nothing.
Send a sketch, a measured layout or a reference photo. Sizes, drawer counts, colour, locks and casters.
We build a virtual scene image of the cabinet before anything is made, so you can see the proportions.
The layout is locked and issued as a formal DXF / PDF drawing with dimensions, steel gauge and bill of materials.
One sample unit is built and photographed, or shipped, for your final approval.
Punch, bend, weld, powder-coat and assemble on the line, with photo updates at the key stages.
Pre-shipment inspection against the confirmed drawing, then export packing and container loading.
Units built on the Qingdao line — not stock photography. Bring your own drawing or a reference photo and it will be built to that.
Our factory holds IATF 16949:2016 — the automotive quality system — and produces stamped and welded metal parts with electrophoretic and spray coating for a German premium car maker. The same plant, the same stamping, welding and coating processes go into your cabinets. The certificate is in cycle 3 and runs to July 2029.
No — we build wall runs from a few hundred millimetres up to a full shed wall. What changes with length is how the run is split into cabinets and crates, and how the tall sections are stacked on site.
Yes, corner runs are normal. Send the wall-to-wall measurements on both legs and the corner is treated as its own module rather than two cabinets fighting for the same 600 mm.
No — installation is not in our scope. The system ships with a numbered drawing and a set-up guide, and the fixing detail is designed so a competent installer can work from the drawing alone.
Send the wall length, ceiling height, what is behind the wall and a photo, plus what the space is for. We return a 3D render of the arrangement in about two working days, before any money moves.
Send a drawing, a rough sketch or a photo of what you need. Tell us the destination port and the quantity you have in mind — you get a firm number, a lead time and photos of comparable builds.