Process
Measured twice. Built once.
A ZERO3 project runs in five stages. You deal with one person throughout, and you see the drawings, the samples and the cost before anything is cut.
Stone to timber · 3mm shadow gap
A conversation
We start in your home or on site with your architect. What you need the room to do, how you live in it, and what frustrates you about the joinery you have now.
Measure & draw
Laser measure, then drawings. Elevations, sections and a reflected ceiling plan, set out to the millimetre against your plaster, stone and appliance schedules.
Detail & materials
Samples in your hand, not on a screen. Board, veneer, stone edge, handle, hinge and finish resolved — including where two materials meet.
The workshop
Cut, edged and assembled by our own cabinetmakers. Everything dry-fitted before it is wrapped, so the site visit is an installation and not a workaround.
Install & handover
Our own installers, a clean site, and a walkthrough of every door, drawer and appliance. Then we come back once the house has settled.
What to bring
- Architectural drawings, if you have them — or a rough sketch and a photo of the room
- Your appliance and fixture selections, or the shortlist you’re choosing from
- Any inspiration images that show the level of detail you expect
- A realistic budget range, so we can scope honestly from the start
What you receive
- Drawings
- Elevations, sections, plan set-outs and a material schedule.
- Samples
- Board, veneer, edge, stone and hardware in your hand before you commit.
- Programme
- A written sequence with workshop and install dates, issued with the quote.
Start here
Tell us about the room you keep thinking about.
A short, honest conversation is how every ZERO3 project begins. Give us the room, the suburb and a budget range — we’ll tell you how we’d approach it.