
🛋️ Home Interiors · Flowchart
How a modular kitchen or wardrobe design becomes finished panels in a factory: design export, cutting optimisation, edge banding, drilling and packing.
Drawing diagram…
Modular factory flowchart: the approved design exports a bill of materials and cutting list, the production planner checks board and hardware stock (orders shortages), nesting software optimises cuts on standard boards, the CNC panel saw cuts panels, each gets a barcode label, edge banding and CNC drilling follow, a quality check measures and inspects panels (rework if failed), then panels and hardware are packed per cabinet and dispatched to site.
flowchart TD
A[Approved design] --> B[Export BOM and cutting list]
B --> C{Boards and hardware in stock?}
C -->|No| D[Order shortages] --> C
C -->|Yes| E[Nesting optimisation]
E --> F[CNC panel saw cutting]
F --> G[Barcode label each panel]
G --> H[Edge banding]
H --> I[CNC drilling]
I --> J{Quality check}
J -->|Fail| K[Rework or recut] --> I
J -->|Pass| L[Pack per cabinet with hardware]
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