Broome Beach Doors & Cabinets

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Broome Beach Doors & Cabinets Specialising in the manufacture of pre-fabricated furniture, (assembled or flat packed) and cabinet doors for caravans and recreational vehicles. C N.C.

Flat pack C.N.C kitchens, bathrooms, laundry and robes. cutting for that unique special project.

11/11/2026

Four factories side by side wasn't the plan. It's just how growth happened.

Every time the business needed more space, the factory next door came up. Instead of relocating, shutting down for weeks, and resetting all the machinery somewhere new, we expanded sideways. Four times over.

What that looks like today is a single block in Campbellfield where a job moves from raw board to wrapped pallet without ever leaving the site. No trucking between locations, no waiting on another facility, no handoff points where things can slow down or go wrong.

It also means we have genuine capacity. Fourteen staff across four factories, around 2,000 square metres in total, and room to take on more work without it affecting what we're already delivering for current customers.

08/11/2026

Cork or carpet, pick one and commit.

Mixing the two in a space that small rarely works out the way you picture it.

04/11/2026

Flatpack means the customer assembles and installs it themselves. We cut it, edge it, pack it, and it leaves here ready to be put together on their end. That's the model we stick with, and it works.

01/11/2026

Most people don’t think about what happens between placing a cabinetry order and it showing up ready to install. Here’s exactly how it works with us.

An order comes in by email, usually with drawings and specs attached. Before anything gets cut, we go through it. If something looks off, we call. That one step has saved more jobs than we can count, and it costs nothing except a few minutes.

From there it gets machined, edged, and wrapped on a pallet. Doors are a three day turnaround. Furniture is seven to ten days. That’s the standard, and it holds.

If something comes up that’s going to affect your timeline, you’ll hear from us before you have to chase it. No portals, no ticket system, no automated updates. Just a phone call when it matters.

95 percent of our work runs exactly like this. Email in, product out, on time.

28/10/2026

Quick look at how orders come in and get processed before anything hits the machine. Every job starts as a drawing file, and from there it either comes pre-nested or we run it through the software ourselves.

25/10/2026

Ten steady customers over one big one, every time. The rest depends on the situation.

21/10/2026

The cheapest board decision in a caravan build can turn into one of the most expensive ones you'll ever make.

It's a conversation that comes up regularly. A manufacturer wants to trim costs, the numbers on a cheaper board look good on paper, and it seems like a reasonable place to save. The problem is that cabinetry in a caravan isn't sitting in a climate controlled showroom. It's flexing, vibrating, and dealing with temperature swings every day it's on the road.

Wrong material bows. Doors stop sitting flush. Twelve months after the van is sold, the manufacturer is fielding warranty calls on something that should have been fine.

The board itself is one of the cheaper parts of the overall build. The reputation damage from it failing is not.

We use lightweight PVC board for a reason. At around 22 kilos a sheet versus 32 for standard kitchen board, it's not the cheapest option, but it's the right one for something that lives on the road. Less weight, better performance in the conditions caravans actually deal with.

If you're weighing up materials for a build and want to talk it through before you commit, reach out.

18/10/2026

Nine months of research and she still found things she'd do differently once she was actually living in it. That's the reality of a build. Needs and wants look very different on paper compared to on the road.

14/10/2026

There's a reason we don't offer fitting or on-site assembly, even though our biggest competitor does.

The moment you assemble cabinetry in a factory, level everything off, and put it on a truck, it has to be re-levelled again when it gets to site. You've just done the same job twice and added a whole set of variables in between.

Flat pack exists for a reason. The manufacturer installs it on their production line, in the space it's actually going into, where it can be fitted properly the first time.

We machine it, we build it, we get it right before it leaves. That's our part of the process and we focus on doing it well. Adding assembly and fitting wouldn't make the product better. It would just make our job bigger and the end result less predictable.

25 years of keeping it this way hasn't given us a reason to change.

11/10/2026

A cabinet is a cabinet. Boats, tiny homes, caravans, it all comes through the machine the same way.

Address

Melbourne, VIC
3061

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7am - 3:30pm
Friday 7am - 3:30pm
Saturday 7am - 1pm

Telephone

+61393575220

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