CNC panel processing & nesting
Nested optimisation on full 2440 × 1220 mm sheets, holding cutting tolerance to ±0.2 mm and pushing material yield above 92% on repeat runs.
Furniture Industry — Tripoli, Libya
Arts Group builds contract furniture and architectural joinery at industrial volume — curved café counters, full-floor workplace systems, retail casegoods — cut on CNC lines, finished in-house, and loaded into containers for delivery worldwide.
Design intent in. Sealed containers out.
Who we supply
Main contractors, fit-out companies, developers, hospitality groups and furniture wholesalers.
Most furniture suppliers can quote. Fewer can hold a programme when a hotel opening moves forward by three weeks or a tender adds a second floor. Arts Group was structured for that pressure: our own panel processing, our own finishing lines, our own assembly floor, and a scheduling model that reserves capacity against signed supply agreements rather than hopeful forecasts.
Every order is engineered before it is cut. Architectural drawings are converted into production shop drawings, materials are booked against a bill of quantities, and each batch carries a traceable job number from panel intake through to the packing list on the container door.
Manufacturing fields
Nothing is subcontracted out of sight. Each line below runs inside our facility, which is why a change ordered on Monday can reach the finishing booth the same week.
Nested optimisation on full 2440 × 1220 mm sheets, holding cutting tolerance to ±0.2 mm and pushing material yield above 92% on repeat runs.
PVC and ABS banding from 0.45 to 2.0 mm, laser-effect zero-joint on premium contracts, plus post-formed and softformed profiles for curved work.
Kiln-dried beech, oak and walnut milled for frames, legs, slat screens and counter edges — the structural members that decide whether commercial furniture survives year three.
Hot-press lamination of natural veneer, HPL and compact grade onto MDF and blockboard substrates, with grain matching across joined panel runs.
Dust-controlled booths applying 2K polyurethane, matt and satin lacquers, and stain systems matched to an approved sample panel rather than a screen colour.
Large assemblies are dry-fitted on the factory floor, photographed against the drawing, then knocked down, labelled and packed for container transit.
Precision at volume
Panel dimensions, squareness, edge adhesion and hardware alignment are checked against a written inspection sheet at every stage — not eyeballed at the loading door.
Sectors served
Procurement & logistics
Framework supply agreements, staged payment against verified milestones, export-grade packing and documented container loading. You are buying a schedule and a set of documents as much as you are buying furniture.
Start a supply conversation
Share a bill of quantities, an architectural layout or a sample specification and our engineering desk will return a costed production plan with realistic dates.