A new dine-in location needed a storefront that read clearly from the parking lot and an interior that felt finished, not fitted-out — with signage, facade cladding and interior screens all landing on one install date.
We cut the dimensional logo lettering for the entrance glass, then CNC-routed the vertical slat cladding for the facade and the lattice screens that divide the dining room and back the booth run — all sized off the site drawings so the slat spacing carries from outside to inside.
Signage and millwork came off one shop floor on one schedule, so the slat rhythm matches across the facade and the interior partitions instead of drifting between two suppliers.
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