Nijboer Interior & Design

Bar with roundwork designed and made by Nijboer.

Nijboer brings interior design wishes to life. They have been realizing beautiful and special interior projects for the business and private markets since 1992. They do this with a close-knit group of professionals. The company has its origins in an old chicken barn, after which it has grown over the years into the current workshop in Mariënheem. Since 2017, Nijboer has been working with IronCAD. They were happy to tell us more about their experience with the software.

Moving from 2D to 3D

Before IronCAD, we made all drawings in 2D. We wanted to move to 3D and automatically fill the saw chart. After several demos, we made the choice for IronCAD.

Learning process

We learned the basics of drawing with IronCAD during training sessions. Soon this grew into learning the program’s intricacies. Think, for example, about filling your own catalogs, the unique Triball tool, using Para-Flex Start and various shortcuts that make drawing easier.

achtetrzijde scaled

Simplicity and error reduction

Today we use IronCAD for drawing and working out almost all of our products. By filling the catalog properly, drawing is much easier, less error-prone and clearer for colleagues in the workshop. Standard cabinets and setups can be placed in a design via drag & drop.
Previously, it sometimes happened that a panel had the wrong dimensions or a number was typed incorrectly. These small but easily made mistakes are no longer an issue. Once a panel is drawn, the correct exact dimensions are shown on the cutting chart.

Saving time with automation

When dragging in standard catalog items (for example, cabinets), you can stretch them to the desired dimensions. This increases the drawing speed. After drawing, Para-Flex Start allows the design to be further developed. For example, we make use of the saw charts that are automatically filled with the correct dimensions of each panel and associated edge processing.

3D for customer presentations

We find that our customers generally look most often at the 3D image of a piece of furniture or component, then indicate their additional wishes or modifications on that. The technical production drawing is often more difficult to understand. Which makes sense if you yourself do not come from this field or do not work with it on a daily basis.

TRiball 1

IroNCAD’s most useful tool

I think the Triball is named by everyone as the most useful tool. Here you can and do basically anything with any part or assembly. Think of rotating, moving, mirroring, linking or copying parts. The tool makes working in IronCAD very pleasant.

Controlling HOMAG CNC machine

Currently, Nijboer has seamless control to their HOMAG CNC. “With this we have automated our process even further. Think of automatically taking over the correct drilling of hinges in cabinet sides and fronts. To then forward this as NC codes to the CNC without further programmer intervention.”

See more experiences from IronCAD users

Modern trade show booth design by Artica for Vion Food Group, presented at a trade show.

Artica

Builds trade show booths and interiors with custom 3D, from design to CNC control.

Interior design by Redie Interiors with elegant roundwork and refined details.

Redie Interiors

From customization to series production with tightly organized work preparation.

IronCAD design of a tall wall kitchen cabinet in dark wood, created by Interieurs Oost.

Interior East

Fast and flawless high-end customization from design to CNC.

Work planners at Harmeling point to an IronCAD design on their computer screen.

Harmeling Interiors

Strong in durable custom interiors, serial and custom.

Modern locker design by WEWO Interior Concepts for a locker room, with clean lines and neat appearance.

WEWO Interior Concepts

Total solutions in lockers and interiors, efficiently produced and flawlessly delivered.

Sleek kitchen by Thomas Bos with beautiful wood and high-quality finishes.

Thomas Bos Interior Design

Personalized customization, flawlessly produced from a smart 3D process.

Man at work at a CNC machine in the Van Keulen Interior Construction plant, where wooden parts are cut for furniture production.

Van Keulen Interior Construction

Custom solutions for retail and projects with maximum efficiency.

Kitchen designed and made by Van der Lee Interior Design with detailed staircase finishing.

Van der Lee Interior Construction

Custom furniture with personalized approach and efficient 3D working method.