Who does casa linea work with?

We work with business clients: municipalities, schools, institutions, hotels, contractors, developers and architects. We take on assignments ranging from a single room to larger building projects.

What can casa linea supply?

We supply bespoke furniture and fit-out, doors, including approved fire and sound doors, acoustic solutions, walls, ceilings and panels, natural stone and kitchens and bathrooms for construction.

Where are your solutions produced?

In our own 3,500 m² joinery workshop, which has been producing since 2006. Advice and sales are handled from Copenhagen, so you have a Danish contact person throughout the project.

Is the production certified?

Yes. The production is certified to ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO 14001 for environmental management.

Do you have a showroom?

No. Instead, we come to you. The first meeting is held at your premises on a weekday and lasts about an hour, so we can see the rooms and talk about your needs on site.

How does a collaboration start?

You contact us by phone or email and we arrange a meeting at your premises. There we go through the project and your drawings. After that we follow the project all the way from idea to installation.

Can you produce to the architect's drawings?

Yes. We work closely with architects and contractors and produce bespoke furniture to the project's drawings and specifications.

Do you supply approved fire and sound doors?

Yes. We supply approved fire and sound doors for projects with requirements for fire safety and sound insulation.

What acoustic solutions do you offer?

We offer diffuser walls, perforated wood panels, textile panels, sound baffles, acoustic sails and modular acoustic ceilings. For acoustics and wall panels we work with the manufacturer Tacer. See all solutions under acoustics.

Can you supply natural stone for larger projects?

Yes. We have direct contact with the quarries and a large selection of marble, granite, travertine and limestone for floors and walls. Read more under natural stone.

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Phased delivery on building projects

A building project rarely has a single delivery date. Here is how to plan furniture in phases so nothing is in the way or gets damaged.

The site sets the rhythm

Furniture can only be installed once walls, floors and services are finished. If it arrives too early it can be in the way or get damaged. If it arrives too late it delays handover.

Split the delivery by room or floor

On larger projects it makes sense to deliver per floor, department or room type, so each part arrives when the room is ready. This suits custom production well, where each part is made to measure anyway.

Measure to finished surfaces

Measuring should take place once the walls are built, so the furniture fits exactly. For each phase production can start as soon as the dimensions are settled.

Agree a plan together

Agree the order, access, interim storage and installation dates from the start. Delivery time for a project is typically 8 to 16 weeks, and with a plan later phases can follow while the first are already being installed.

The advantage of in house production

Because we produce ourselves, we can spread production over several phases and adjust the order if the construction programme changes.

From drawing to installation Talk to us about your project