Commercial millwork is an important part of any renovation or construction project. It involves the custom design and fabrication of wooden components such as cabinets, doors, mouldings, furniture, and other fixtures. The process requires careful planning and execution by trained professionals. If you’re looking for a contractor to handle your commercial millwork needs, this guide will help you understand the steps involved in the process. Step 1: Assessment The first step in any commercial millwork project is assessment. This includes assessing the space where the millwork will be installed, taking measurements, and inspecting the existing features of the room or building. This initial assessment helps determine what types of materials are needed for the job and how much work is required to complete it. Step 2: Design The next step is designing the custom elements that will be used in the millwork installation. 1BENMU designers will create a detailed drawing that shows exactly how each component should look when it’s finished. These drawings also serve as a reference point during installation so that everything fits together correctly. Step 3: Fabrication Once all of the designs have been finalized, our commercial millwork contractors can begin fabricating the custom components for your project. This involves cutting wood into specific shapes using specialized tools such as saws and routers. Step 4: Installation When all of the pieces have been fabricated, they need to be installed in their designated spots according to your original design plan. Depending on what type of structures you are installing, this could involve attaching them directly to walls or floors or using brackets or other support systems for additional stability. Commercial millwork requires careful planning and precise execution in order for it to be done correctly. Our experienced designers and contractors understand all of the steps involved and can ensure that your project meets all safety regulations while delivering aesthetically pleasing results within budget constraints and timelines.