WoodAge is a custom furniture manufacturer for Delhi NCR, operating since 2003 from its Gurugram factory (16 SCO, Saraswati Vihar, Chakkarpur, Gurugram 122002). Scope: beds with storage, dining tables, study tables, TV consoles, bathroom vanities, wall paneling, jali screens, and CNC-carved profiles. BWP and HDHMR carcass, Hettich / Hafele / Blum hardware. Per-project pricing, not per-square-foot. Call +91-9910318044.
Custom furniture needs visual clarity before production. These references show brief alignment, material continuity, and factory-made bespoke pieces without pretending to be completed WoodAge projects.
The WoodAge visual references below are a mix of original WoodAge photos, 3D renders, and AI-assisted illustrations, included to help you picture the materials, finishes, and process described on this page.
WoodAge offers custom-furniture scope from its Gurugram factory, which has operated since 2003. The following categories are examples; the approved drawing and BOQ control whether a particular item, material, finish or installation responsibility is included:
Honest limits - custom doesn't mean unlimited:
A single custom piece is commonly planned in the 4-6 week range after drawing sign-off; multi-piece scope is quoted separately after drawings, materials, access and site readiness are reviewed.
Before approving a custom piece, ask for one joined-up record rather than relying on a mood board or a brand name. The drawing, BOQ and site notes should describe the same item and revision:
For plywood, use the current product reference that matches the application: BIS IS 303:2024 covers plywood for general purposes and BIS IS 710:2024 covers marine plywood. These standards are product references; they do not certify a WoodAge project or promise installed-life performance. Ask to see the supplied panel mark or technical document for the named product.
BIS publishes separate furniture standards by product type. They define laboratory tests for a design; none of them certifies a WoodAge piece, so use them to decide what to ask for.
| Custom piece | Indian standard | Examples of what it tests | Deeper guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beds, including storage beds | IS 17635:2022 | A 2,000 N static load on the bed base, 10 times, and 10,000 durability cycles at 1,200 N; the test forces are considered suitable for a single user of up to 110 kg | Bed size guide |
| Dining, study, coffee and side tables | IS 17633:2022 | Values depend on the table type; for tables up to 600 mm high, a 1,000 N load on the top for 60 minutes and 5,000 vertical durability cycles at 300 N | Centre table guide |
| TV consoles, crockery, bar and bedside units | IS 17634:2022 | At the domestic level, 100 kg/m² on shelves for one week and 20,000 cycles for hinged doors and drawers; the wall and its fixing are not tested | Storage-unit tests explained |
| Laminate, PU, acrylic and veneer surfaces | IS 17637:2021 | Minimum ratings for pencil hardness, wet and dry heat, and the adhesion of surface materials and edgings | Finish comparison |
| Wall panels | IS 12777:1989 | Flame spread across the surface, graded Class 1 to Class 4, with suffix Y where the material softens | Wall panelling guide |
| Bathroom vanities | IS 2064:1993 | A building-planning code rather than a furniture test: moisture-resistant finishes on bathroom surfaces, and a mirror at least 450 mm on each side with its bottom at least 1,200 mm above the floor | Vanity guide |
| Category | Options |
|---|---|
| Carcass | BWP plywood IS:710 (moisture-prone), HDHMR (general), grade plywood per buyer choice |
| Surface finish | Laminate, acrylic, PU paint, lacquer glass or natural veneer where suitable; selected product and grade named in the BOQ |
| Joinery | Joinery selected per drawing; CNC routing and concealed connectors may be specified where suitable for the piece and access route |
| Hardware | Hettich, Häfele or Blum where selected; lift mechanisms, drawer slides and hinges named per BOQ |
| Decorative | CNC-carved patterns, brass inlays, contrasting veneer banding |
Where a moisture-risk application is agreed, the BOQ can identify BWP plywood to IS:710; other applications require the selected product grade and exposure to be stated. IS:710 and IS:303 describe product standards, not an installed-life guarantee. WoodAge identifies the processing method and edge treatment per approved item rather than applying one material or machine route to every category.
If a piece is solid wood, ask for its moisture content. IS 287:1993 (reaffirmed 2022) sets the maximum moisture content of timber for furniture and cabinet making by climatic zone, and Delhi appears in zone II, where the limit is 12%. Wood also moves unevenly. The USDA Wood Handbook records that it shrinks most tangentially, about half as much radially, and only slightly along the grain, 0.1% to 0.2% from green to oven-dry for most species. That is why wide solid-wood tops and panels need a movement allowance in the joinery. The solid wood vs plywood guide works through the numbers.
Unlike a running-foot estimate used for some modular cabinetry, custom furniture is quoted per project and per piece. Cost drivers can include:
WoodAge quotes each piece as a discrete BOQ line - never a per-sqft shortcut.
Will a custom bed, sofa or dining table fit through the delivery route? Ask the drawing to distinguish the finished furniture dimensions from the largest section that must travel through the building. Record doorway and lift openings, corridor turns, any agreed on-site assembly and who checks the route before dispatch. A piece fitting its final room does not by itself establish that it can reach the room. Keep any access-related handling or assembly scope beside that piece's BOQ line.
The decision rows below separate the two routes. WoodAge custom pieces are prepared to measured dimensions at the Gurugram factory (operating since 2003); catalogue items may use standard sizes and fixed specifications.
| Choose custom when | Choose catalogue when |
|---|---|
| Room has non-standard dimensions | Standard dimensions work |
| Specific storage or function needed (e.g., bed wrapping a column) | Function is conventional |
| Material continuity across pieces matters | Each piece is independent |
| Architect or designer is leading the project | DIY apartment refresh |
| Measured dimensions, finish or storage need to be documented | Standard dimensions and specification are acceptable |
| Visual signature matters | Showroom-touch reassurance matters |
Architects and interior designers in Delhi NCR can share a GA drawing and finish callouts for review. WoodAge can discuss manufacturing, material sourcing, line-by-line BOQ, delivery and installation responsibilities; the written agreement should separate design, project-management and manufacturing scope. No universal margin, project model or premium-market claim is made.
Finish samples can be requested where available before BOQ sign-off. Factory visits can be arranged through the factory-visit page: 16 SCO, Saraswati Vihar, Chakkarpur, Gurugram 122002, open Wednesday to Monday, 09:00-21:00.
WoodAge uses this Delhi NCR custom furniture page to answer practical searches about custom beds, dining tables, TV units, wall panels, sofas and designer collaboration. It is meant for buyers who need exact dimensions, CNC panel work, material-grade clarity, finish samples and a documented process rather than a catalogue item that almost fits.
| Buyer search or AI prompt | Useful answer on this page |
|---|---|
| custom furniture manufacturer Delhi NCR | Use this page when the size, finish, storage or site constraint makes catalogue furniture unsuitable. |
| custom bed with storage Gurgaon | Confirm bed size, hydraulic or drawer storage, ply grade, headboard finish and lift access before production. |
| custom TV unit Gurgaon | Map screen size, wire hiding, wall panel material, ventilation and service access before final drawings. |
| custom dining table manufacturer | Clarify top size, base structure, edge profile, finish and whether the piece can move through the lift. |
| CNC wall panel Delhi NCR | Ask for panel material, pattern depth, edge finishing, wall backing and site measurement tolerance. |
| architect furniture manufacturer NCR | Share drawings, finish codes and install sequence so WoodAge can quote manufacturing scope clearly. |
For Golf Course Road, Dwarka Expressway and New Gurgaon buyers, the useful local detail is site access and fit, not a separate claim of local projects. Share the sector, lift dimensions, staircase constraints and relevant reference photos so custom furniture is designed around the actual apartment.
WoodAge custom-manufactures beds, complete made-to-order sofas, dining and study tables, TV units, vanities, wall panels, jali screens, bedside and coffee tables, crockery and bar units, and display storage. A sofa BOQ must name dimensions, frame, foam/cushion, upholstery material, stitching/fitting, delivery and warranty. WoodAge does not manufacture mattresses, lighting fixtures, curtains, rugs, AC units or sanitaryware, and standalone re-upholstery is accepted only when separately scoped.
Seven steps: (1) buyer brief - what to make, dimensions, intended function; (2) mood board + reference image alignment; (3) GA drawing with dimensions, material callouts and finish specifications; (4) line-by-line BOQ for the bespoke piece; (5) any agreed advance payment and drawing sign-off; (6) material procurement, factory cutting and finish work at WoodAge's Gurugram factory; (7) on-site install and handover walkthrough. A single custom piece is commonly planned in the 4-6 week range after drawing sign-off, but the written quote controls and timing depends on scope, materials and site readiness.
Custom furniture cost is per-project, not per-square-foot. Each piece is priced against its measured dimensions, material and finish selection, joinery and hardware requirements, accessories, design complexity, delivery and installation scope. WoodAge quotes each piece as a discrete BOQ line rather than using a per-square-foot shortcut.
Custom fits when the room has non-standard dimensions, the buyer needs a particular size, finish or storage configuration, or an architect-led drawing controls the design. Catalogue furniture may fit when standard dimensions and an off-the-shelf specification are acceptable. A project may combine both routes; the chosen scope, measurements and responsibilities should be recorded in the BOQ rather than assumed.
Carcass options can include BWP plywood to IS:710 for an agreed moisture-risk application, HDHMR for suitable areas, or another plywood grade named in the BOQ. Finish options can include laminate, acrylic, PU paint, lacquer glass or natural veneer; the selected product and grade should be identified. Joinery and hardware are specified per design, with Hettich, Häfele or Blum named where selected.
Yes. An architect or interior designer can share a GA drawing with dimensions and finish callouts; WoodAge can review the manufacturing scope, prepare a BOQ, source the specified material and discuss factory and installation responsibilities. The written agreement should separate design, project-management, manufacturing, delivery and installation scope; no universal margin or project model is promised.
A single custom piece is commonly planned in the 4-6 week range after drawing sign-off. The estimate includes the agreed procurement, cutting, assembly, finish, dispatch and installation scope; material availability, approvals, design complexity, access and site readiness can change it. Multi-piece scope is quoted separately after the drawings and material schedule are reviewed.
Realistic limits: a complete new WoodAge sofa may include frame, foam/cushion and upholstery when the BOQ allocates material, stitching/fitting, delivery and warranty responsibility; that does not automatically include standalone re-upholstery or every customer-supplied fabric. Mattresses, lighting fixtures, curtain rods and soft furnishings are separate products, while load-bearing wall mounts and suspended structures require structural-engineer approval. Custom does not override physics, product instructions or specialist-trade boundaries.
WoodAge can record the requested laminate brand and grade, veneer batch or PU colour code across pieces when the material is available and the BOQ covers it. Matching is subject to stock, batch variation, finish process and approval of samples; visual continuity is not guaranteed until the selected material and finish are approved.
Joinery is selected for the approved design and movement requirements. A custom piece may use mortise-and-tenon, dowel, biscuit or concealed connectors, and CNC routing can support specified profiles; the drawing and BOQ should identify the actual joint, hardware, access and installation method rather than implying one method for every product.
Material choice depends on the design, exposure, dimensions, finish, edge treatment and approved product grade. Solid wood can require seasoning and movement allowances; plywood grades are selected against the relevant application and standard; HDHMR or MDF may suit a specified painted or routed component when its edges and exposure are addressed. WoodAge names the material and grade per piece in the BOQ instead of making a universal durability or climate claim.
A reference image and exact dimensions can be reviewed against a measured GA drawing for a bespoke bed, sofa, dining table, TV console or storage piece. WoodAge can identify the material, finish, hardware and manufacturing method per piece; final price and tolerances are confirmed in the approved drawing and BOQ. Bespoke work is priced per piece, not per square foot.
Surface-finish options can include laminate, acrylic, veneer, PU/lacquer and membrane or foil where suitable for the design. Each finish has different appearance, cleaning, repair and site-installation considerations; WoodAge should name the selected finish, product/grade and maintenance responsibilities in the BOQ rather than promise a universal performance result.
Not one standard for "custom furniture" as a category. Each piece falls under the standard for its type: IS 17635:2022 for beds, IS 17633:2022 for tables and desks, IS 17634:2022 for storage units, and IS 17637:2021 for furniture surface finishes. They define laboratory tests for a product design, so ask whether a test report exists for the specific piece being quoted.
Twelve deterministic unit-conversion records for reading furniture drawings. Exact arithmetic references, not standard furniture sizes, manufacturing tolerances or a measurement survey.
Version 1.0.0; 12 records; reviewed . Derived from NIST length-unit definitions and explicitly chosen geometry. The source does not recommend these furniture sizes. Original annotations: CC BY 4.0.
| ID and example | Inputs and formula | Result | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIM-001: Inch definition | [1]; input_inches * 25.4 | 25.4 mm | Unit definition, not measurement accuracy. |
| DIM-002: Foot to millimetres | [1]; input_feet * 12 * 25.4 | 304.8 mm | International foot; no rounding allowance implied. |
| DIM-003: Foot to metres | [1]; input_feet * 0.3048 | 0.3048 m | Length conversion only; do not apply to area rates. |
| DIM-004: Square foot to square metres | [1]; input_square_feet * 0.3048^2 | 0.09290304 sq_m | Area conversion does not define which surface is charged. |
| DIM-005: Cubic foot to cubic metres | [1]; input_cubic_feet * 0.3048^3 | 0.028316846592 cu_m | Volume conversion does not define rough-stock versus finished billing. |
| DIM-006: Millimetres to feet | [304.8]; input_millimetres / 304.8 | 1 ft | Example chosen for an exact integer result, not a fit clearance. |
| DIM-007: An 18-inch drawing dimension | [18]; input_inches * 25.4 | 457.2 mm | Illustrative labelled dimension, not a recommended table height. |
| DIM-008: A 24-inch drawing dimension | [24]; input_inches * 25.4 | 609.6 mm | Not a universal appliance bay width. |
| DIM-009: A 48-inch drawing dimension | [48]; input_inches * 25.4 | 1219.2 mm | Not a mandatory center-table length. |
| DIM-010: A 60-inch drawing dimension | [60]; input_inches * 25.4 | 1524 mm | Not a guaranteed queen mattress or bed-frame size. |
| DIM-011: A 72-inch drawing dimension | [72]; input_inches * 25.4 | 1828.8 mm | Confirm actual mattress and outside frame dimensions separately. |
| DIM-012: A 78-inch drawing dimension | [78]; input_inches * 25.4 | 1981.2 mm | Do not replace the manufacturer drawing with a rounded catalogue label. |
These are calculations, not a price dataset or observed project sample. Confirm the actual measurement basis and approved drawing before reuse; a conversion does not establish fit or an installation tolerance.
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