Not just every woodshop will work outside of square.
When the project calls for curves and radii, you’ll want to contact a specialist. That’s where we come in.
Picture how this cabinet would look if it were square? The effect would be dull and uninteresting compared to this. Our capacity to bend wood and make curved panels means we are able to design freely, then draw upon our past experience to select the right methods for the job.
This is the cabinet being dry fit prior to final assembly.
This church had curved ceilings. The molding between the rear cabinet and ceiling (just visible in the upper, right corner of the photo) is arched to fit perfectly. The measuring and layout work to make that happen is not something every trim carpenter is willing to do.
The half-round case to hold the pipes is being stained in our spray area.