| The buildings that house Multiform Joinery are centrally located at Richlands less than 20 minutes from the centre of Brisbane. |  |
Raw materails are delivered to our door and from this point go through a modern manufacturing process. | |
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A sophisticated cutting machine takes the boards and cuts them to size - as determined by a computerised processing system. |
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A computerised profiler then cuts and rounds the leading edge of the board that will leave the product with a perfectly smooth finish. |
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Multiform have a large stock of laminate surfaces which are then selected to match their client's requirements. |
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The laminate surface is carefully cut to fit the board being prepared for coating. |
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The board is first put through a machine that applies a special glue to the surface. The cut laminate is then applied to the glued surface. |  |
The board, with laminate applied, is then placed in a special pressing machine which bonds the two pieces together. |
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This machine plays a key part in protecting the vulnerable undersurface of boards from rotting. |
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The laminate coating is cut so that it extends beyond the length of the board. This overlap is then used to secure the vulnerable area. |
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The machine binds the overlapping laminate to the board so that no vulnrable areas remain. We are one of only two manufacturers to provide this critical feature. |  |
The completed board is then trimmed to exact specifications provided by the computer. |
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This machine creates the joins for bench tops and for the large volume of kitchen and other component units requested by our clients. |  |
The finished board is then cleaned and finished to remove any excess fragments from the edges. |
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Multiform also has a division which manufactures and finishes solid timber benchtops |
Shed 1, 848 Boundary Rd, Richlands, Queensland, Australia
Phone: 07 3375 9600; Fax: 07 3375 9388
Email: sales@mfj.com.au
