Asmbl Joinery Canberra - Custom Kitchens and Wardrobes

This tall pantry runs on Blum Merivobox inner drawers with gallery rail on all sides, a microwave built straight into the joinery so it disappears when closed, a double stacked oven, and heavy-duty push-to-open drawers for the pots and pans.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

This Murrumbateman island is doing more than you'd think — a 300mm overhang for seating, an integrated bin and dishwasher, and a stone sink so heavy it needed its own support shelf built underneath.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

Every wardrobe in the house is finished, all in Polytec's brand new Dawnshade colour. Some run taller than a standard sheet, so the panel had to be broken to get the full floor-to-ceiling height — worth it for a clean, minimalist look throughout.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

Elevated washer and dryer, locking pull-out shelves, quad laundry baskets, and Blum Legrabox drawers throughout. Part 1 of 2 — more to come.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

Notice this cupboard doesn't run all the way to the floor? That gap isn't a mistake — it's built specifically to house a robovac, complete with its own power point. It charges in there, then heads out through a built-in exit path to clean the whole house.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

Turbo rolled into the workshop, took one look around, and put his paw down — time for a proper clean-up. The whole crew got to work: floors mopped, tools sorted, benches cleared. Verdict at the end? We just barely passed inspection.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

Sound on for this one. Nothing fancy — just a screw driving a drawer joint home, clean.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

Every panel goes through three completely different stations before it's ready to assemble. First the CNC bores every connector hole and cuts the groove that lets everything sit flush. Then it's through the edge ba**er for a finished edge. Last step — the connector gets hammered straight into place.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.

For years we ran off a bench built from scraps and offcuts lying around the shop. It did the job. The new one has a solid steel frame, an MDF top, and wheels underneath so it moves wherever it's needed — built for making more cabinets than ever.

Asmbl — custom joinery, Canberra.