Panels are cut clean through to create precise patterns, shapes, or lettering. This method delivers crisp detailing for straight, curved, or fully custom designs.

Best for: Logos, decorative screens, perforated panels.

A sharp V-shaped groove is routed into the panel to create striking visual lines or allow for clean folds and angled joins.

Best for: Folded features, corner details, clean geometric accents.

Edges are cut on an angle to achieve a softer, more refined profile than a standard square edge. The result is a clean, elegant finish that enhances the look of exposed edges.

Best for: Exposed panel edges on walls, ceilings, or partitions.

Panels are cut and layered to create a 3D relief effect, where shapes or lettering stand proud from the surface. This technique adds depth, shadow, and visual impact for standout designs.

Best for: Logos, signage, feature walls, and branding elements.

Panels are cut in a repeated pattern to form relife cut that add movement and texture. This method enhances acoustic performance while creating strong visual rhythm.

Best for: Stand alone flowing panels, and wrap around radius'. Ideal for desk screens

Panels are precision-cut with a continuous trench, creating channels or recessed paths within the surface. This technique adds depth, shadow, and visual rhythm to designs, ideal for both functional and decorative use.

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Best for: Linear patterns, recessed detailing, panel inlays, and custom textures.