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Disselkamp – Fertigung

Manufactures bedroom furniture and sleep room systems from wood, solid wood veneer and genuine lacquer since 1850 in Herzebrock-Clarholz.

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C. Disselkamp Schlafraumsysteme GmbH

Herzebrock-Clarholz (Dieselstraße 41-47) · DENew on Amplifa

1850Founded
180+Employees
over 75,000 m²Production floor area
7th generationFamily-run
Herzebrock-ClarholzLocation

Family company since 1850

C. Disselkamp Schlafraumsysteme GmbH is a family company in Herzebrock-Clarholz (East Westphalia), now run in its seventh generation, that has been manufacturing furniture since 1850 and has specialised exclusively in bedroom furniture since 1930. On a production floor of over 75,000 m², beds, hinged-door, sliding-door and corner wardrobes, chests of drawers and the programmable bed system are produced for distribution via the specialist retail trade. Products are made from wood-based panels (DIN EN 312, DIN EN 14322) with solid wood veneers from beam oak, wild oak and heartwood beech, solid wood components and genuine lacquer surfaces; upholstered covers in faux leather and fabric including recycled PET complement the range. Production comprises joinery, veneering, lacquering and series assembly, combined with modern technology: at Disselkamp, craftsmanship meets robots, and the d.digital unit drives process automation and AI-supported manufacturing. With more than 180 employees, the company supplies the German specialist retail trade and European sales markets; an online bed planner enables individual planning of beds and bedrooms.

Site
Herzebrock-Clarholz
Processes
Furniture manufacturing (sleep room systems: beds, wardrobes, chests of drawers), Joinery (planing, sawing, carpentry), Veneering (solid wood veneer on substrate), Lacquering (genuine lacquer surfaces), Series production of furniture, Online bed planner/configurator, Individual bedroom planning (flex elements), Factory outlet/outlet
Materials
Particleboard, Wood-based panel, Beam oak (solid wood veneer / solid), Wild oak (solid wood veneer / solid), Heartwood beech (solid wood veneer / solid), Genuine lacquer (White, Basalt, Taupe, Satin Grey, Sand, Jungle Green), Solid wood (slats, bearers, cover panels), Faux leather (upholstery)
Certificates
Golden M (DGM quality mark), DIN EN 71-3 (surfaces), DIN EN 312 / DIN EN 14322
Founded
1850
Employees
180+
Industries
Furniture industry, Bedroom furniture, Sleep room systems
  1. 01

    Wood and wood-based material procurement (predominantly regional suppliers)

  2. 02

    Joinery (planing, sawing, carpentry)

  3. 03

    Veneering of panels with solid wood veneer

  4. 04

    Lacquering (genuine lacquer)

  5. 05

    Series production and assembly

  6. 06

    Distribution via specialist retail and factory outlet

Materials and surfaces

DIN EN 312

Particleboard

Wood-based material from German production used as carcass material for beds, wardrobes and chests of drawers.

DIN EN 14322

Wood-based panel

Standard-compliant wood-based panel from Germany used as substrate for veneered furniture components.

EICHE-B

Beam oak (veneer/solid wood)

Solid wood veneer and solid rift-cut wood for carcasses, fronts, aprons and slats.

EICHE-W

Wild oak (veneer/solid wood)

Solid wood veneer and solid cover panels for fronts, headboards and footboards.

KBUCHE

Heartwood beech (veneer/solid wood)

Solid wood veneer and solid wood for carcasses, fronts and aprons.

LACK

Genuine lacquer

Lacquered surfaces in White, Basalt, Taupe, Satin Grey, Sand and Jungle Green.

POLSTER

Faux leather and fabric

Upholstered covers for headboards and footboards, fabric covers including recycled PET.

GLAS-MET

Glass and metal

Glass surfaces as well as metal parts for handles, feet and rails.

Location

Standort Herzebrock-Clarholz

Herzebrock-Clarholz

DE

Headquarters, production, factory outlet

Materials
Wood, wood-based panels, solid wood veneer, genuine lacquer, solid wood
  • Furniture manufacturing with robot deployment
  • Lacquering
  • Veneer processing
  • Assembly

Products

Cabrillo bed system
Cabrillo bed systemWood manufacturing · Bedroom furniture
Comfort V upholstered bed
Comfort V upholstered bedUpholstery/wood manufacturing · Bedroom furniture
Cuneo bedroom
Cuneo bedroomWood/lacquer manufacturing · Bedroom furniture
Castellino bedroom
Castellino bedroomLacquer/solid wood manufacturing · Bedroom furniture
Cabrillo wardrobe
Cabrillo wardrobeVeneer/lacquer manufacturing · Bedroom furniture
CD Studioline bedroom
CD Studioline bedroomWood manufacturing · Sleep room systems

Inside the production

Callao bedroom with green wardrobe
Callao bedroom with green wardrobe
Cabrillo bedroom with white wardrobe
Cabrillo bedroom with white wardrobe
Production at the Herzebrock-Clarholz plant
Production at the Herzebrock-Clarholz plant
Company location Herzebrock-Clarholz
Company location Herzebrock-Clarholz

Industries

Furniture industryBedroom furnitureSleep room systems

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Furniture manufacturing (sleep room systems: beds, wardrobes, chests of drawers)Assembly––––Wood, Solid wood veneer, Solid wood, Wood-based panels, Genuine lacquer
Joinery (planing, sawing, carpentry)Wood processing––––Wood
Veneering (solid wood veneer on substrate)Surface––––Solid wood veneer, Wood-based panels
Lacquering (genuine lacquer surfaces)Surface––––Genuine lacquer
Series production of furnitureAssembly––––Wood, Wood-based panels

Additional services

Online bed planner/configuratorIndividual bedroom planning (flex elements)Factory outlet/outletDelivery via specialist retailersDigitalisation unit d.digital (process automation, AI-supported manufacturing)

Quality

The materials are tested for safety and function; the surfaces comply with the European standard for children's toys (DIN EN 71 Part 3). Wood-based panels fulfil DIN EN 312 and DIN EN 14322, and all models are awarded the Golden M of the Deutsche Gütegemeinschaft Möbel.

EvidenceHerzebrock-Clarholz
Golden M (DGM quality mark)
DIN EN 71-3 (surfaces)
DIN EN 312 / DIN EN 14322

History

  1. 1850

    Foundation of a joinery by master carpenter Henrikus Ernestus Disselkamp on 1 October in Herzebrock.

  2. 1909–1922

    Construction and operation of an own power plant to supply electricity to Herzebrock.

  3. 1930

    Specialisation exclusively in bedroom furniture.

  4. 1932

    Ernst Disselkamp takes over the management and introduces series production.

  5. 1945

    Christine Disselkamp takes over the company management after the death of Ernst Disselkamp.

  6. 1955

    Conrad Disselkamp joins the company.

  7. 1972

    Relocation to the new industrial estate between Herzebrock and Clarholz.

  8. 1990

    Claus Disselkamp joins the company.

  9. 1996

    Claus Disselkamp becomes managing partner.

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