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How it's made

From your screen
to steel.

Strutt isn't cut from stock lengths and sorted in a warehouse. Your design is the manufacturing data: the moment you finish, every post, runner and panel of your build exists as a drawing and a machine file.

You design it

Widths, heights, depth, drawers, finishes: every choice in the 3D designer is a real dimension, checked as you go.

It becomes drawings

Each post gets a drawing with every hole for your shelf heights. Each folded part gets a flat pattern with its bend lines. Bolt clashes are caught before anything is cut.

Lasers cut it

Posts are cut and drilled on a tube laser from the same file. Runners, side channels, panels and drawer fronts are laser cut, then folded and powder coated.

Real outputs, not mock-ups

The paperwork
behind a bay.

A Strutt post drawing showing the post length and every drilled hole
A post drawing, generated from a two-bay design: hole positions from the foot end on two faces, a hole table and an end view. The same data goes to the tube laser as a DSTV file.
A flat pattern of a Strutt shelf runner with bend lines and holes
The flat pattern of a shelf runner: cut outline, bend lines up and down, bolt holes. One file per part goes to the sheet laser.
Posts25 × 25 × 1.5 mm steel box section, tube-laser cut and drilled
Runners2 mm CR4 steel, laser cut, folded, M6 bolted
Fronts1.2 mm folded steel drawers and doors
FinishPolyester powder coat or galvanised
Your sizes, our machines

Design it once.
We'll make it.

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