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CRAFTSMANSHIP & PRECISION

For over 40 years, Marton Lee has delivered uncompromising architectural joinery. We do not manufacture standard components; every project is an entirely bespoke engineering exercise. Working in close collaboration with your architect or designer, our role is to execute their vision with absolute precision, transforming intricate plans into enduring reality.

Our manufacturing standards are absolute:

SINGLE-POINT CRAFTSMANSHIP

We do not rely on modular systems or assembly lines. All cabinetry is genuinely custom-built for your space, integrating premium European hardware for flawless functionality. Each piece is crafted from start to finish by a single, highly qualified tradesperson, ensuring absolute ownership and consistency across the entire project.

 

IN-HOUSE FINISHING

All cabinetry is completed in our dedicated paint and polish shop. Whether you require a flat matte, silky satin, or polished high-gloss, our meticulous preparation and coating process ensures a flawless, enduring surface that meets the highest architectural standards.

 

MANUFACTURING TOLERANCES

The success of a bespoke design lies in the millimetres. We specialise in translating complex architectural drawings into precision-engineered cabinetry. By building to exceptionally tight tolerances, we guarantee perfectly balanced hardware, seamless edge details, and flawless integration into the surrounding architecture.

 

END-TO-END ACCOUNTABILITY

We manage the entire process—from technical shop drawings and manufacturing to the final, meticulous site installation. This single line of accountability ensures flawless execution.

OPEN FACTORY POLICY

True craftsmanship thrives on transparency. We actively welcome both homeowners and designers to our Wairau Valley factory. Whether you visit alongside your design professional or independently to view the progress of your investment, seeing your cabinetry being crafted first-hand provides absolute confidence in the quality before it arrives on site. 

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