Sleek end result without additional on-site machining

Profiles that directly match the desired finish and appearance.

On-site finishing results in variation in the end result

When profiles still need to be adjusted, sanded, painted or sawn during assembly, variations in appearance and quality arise. Small deviations stand out immediately, particularly in the finish and detailing. In addition, on-site post-machining requires additional time and coordination during execution.

When components are not fully tailored to the application:

  • finishing takes place during or after assembly
  • differences in appearance between components arise
  • the risk of damage or rework increases
  • additional coordination remains necessary during execution

As a result, finishing is shifting to an environment where less control is possible.

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We coordinate dimensions, finishing and application in advance

We manufacture customised profiles and finish them completely in-house. Together, we determine which dimensions, finishing and application best suit your project. This results in fewer corrections and less rework during execution.

Even the end edges and notches are neatly finished. It’s truly custom-made. We’re very satisfied with both the process and the end result.

Joris, Dura Vermeer

What that yields during execution

  • fewer corrections during assembly
  • less on-site post-machining
  • consistent appearance in series and customisation
  • lower risk of damage or deviations
  • an end result that has the right finish immediately
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Applied in various sectors

This approach is reflected in various projects:

  • Interior finishing

  • Yacht interior finishing

  • Modular construction
  • (Prefab)construction and renovation

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What does this mean for your project?

Every situation requires a different solution. That is why we are happy to think along with you. Curious about how Wiggers ensures a clean end result without additional post-machining?