Custom-made kitchens, furniture and interior fittings in wood – planned, manufactured and installed from the Allgäu
Schreinerei Holzer
Rettenberg (workshop, Dorfstraße 25–27) · Dietmannsried (showroom kitchen workshop, Raiffeisenstraße 7)New on Amplifa
About Schreinerei Holzer
Schreinerei Holzer is a joinery business in Rettenberg in the Allgäu, family-run since 1901 and now in its fourth generation. The company plans and manufactures custom-made kitchens, living space interiors, cupboard and shelving systems, bathroom furniture, and fittings for holiday apartments, chalets as well as office and commercial premises. Production takes place in the company's own workshop in Rettenberg; the machinery includes, among other things, a 5-axis CNC machining centre (2018), CNC, edge bander, horizontal panel saw and a paint room. The company primarily uses local solid woods such as oak, beech, spruce, larch, cherry, acacia and stone pine as well as regional materials. In addition to craftsmanship, the company offers 3D planning with virtual reality animations, project management and on-site installation. In Dietmannsried, the joinery operates a kitchen workshop as a showroom in the La Casa, Raiffeisenstraße 7. Customers include private clients, holiday farm operators, office/retail operators, medical practices and the public sector, for example the municipality of Waltenhofen.
- Site
- Rettenberg
- Processes
- Joinery work / custom furniture manufacturing, Custom-made joinery kitchens, Interior fitting / room concepts, Planning and 3D visualisation (3D virtual reality animations, interactive 3D presentation), On-site assembly / installation (including installation or replacement of doors and floors), Painting (paint room, lacquers for furniture fronts), Custom-made kitchens, Living space interiors
- Materials
- Acacia wood, Beech wood, Oak wood, Spruce wood, Cherry wood, Larch wood, Stone pine wood, Solid wood / genuine wood
- Founded
- 1901
- Industries
- Private clients, Hotels/holiday apartments, Office/retail/medical practices, Public sector
- 01
Consultation and colour/style test
- 02
3D planning and visualisation (virtual reality)
- 03
Quotation and production planning
- 04
Manufacturing in the Rettenberg workshop
- 05
Painting (paint room)
- 06
On-site installation
- 07
Project management across all trades
Materials and Processes
Oak wood
Hard, durable wood for flooring, kitchen worktops and dining tables.
Beech wood
Firm, wear-resistant wood for living and dining room furniture, easy to stain and lacquer.
Spruce wood
Lightweight, robust material for furniture, wall panelling and decorative elements.
Larch wood
Moisture-resistant, therefore suitable for damp rooms and outdoor use.
Cherry wood
Fine-grained wood with a warm character for high-quality living and furniture fronts.
Acacia wood
Very hard, robust wood for heavily used furniture such as kitchen and dining tables.
Stone pine wood
Fragrant, light wood used above all for bedroom furnishings.
Solid wood / genuine wood
Regional solid wood as the basis for custom-made furniture and interior fittings.
Painting
Lacquering of furniture fronts and surfaces in the company's own paint room.
CNC machining
5-axis CNC machining centre and CNC for the precise production of made-to-measure furniture parts.
3D planning / virtual reality
Interactive 3D presentation and VR animations for visualising room concepts before production.
Locations
Rettenberg
DEWorkshop and head office
- Lot size
- One-off pieces and custom projects
- Materials
- Solid wood, genuine wood (oak, beech, spruce, larch, cherry, acacia, stone pine)
- 5-axis CNC machining centre (2018)
- CNC (2010)
- Edge bander (2010)
- Horizontal panel saw (2012)
- Paint room (2010)
- Planing machine
- Circular saws
Dietmannsried
DEShowroom: kitchen workshop in the La Casa (consultation and presentation)
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joinery work / custom furniture manufacturingWoodworking | – | – | – | One-off piece | Wood, Genuine wood, Regional wood |
| Custom-made joinery kitchensWoodworking | – | – | – | One-off piece | Solid wood, Kitchen worktops |
| Interior fitting / room conceptsAssembly | – | – | – | – | Wood |
| Planning and 3D visualisation (3D virtual reality animations, interactive 3D presentation)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| On-site assembly / installation (including installation or replacement of doors and floors)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Painting (paint room, lacquers for furniture fronts)Surface | – | – | – | – | Wood |
7 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-axis CNC machining centre | – | – | – | 2018 | Rettenberg |
| CNC | – | – | – | 2010 | Rettenberg |
| Edge bander | – | – | – | 2010 | Rettenberg |
| Horizontal panel saw | – | – | – | 2012 | Rettenberg |
| Planing machine | – | – | – | 1926 | Rettenberg |
| Circular saw | – | – | – | 1926 | Rettenberg |
| Paint room | – | – | – | 2010 | Rettenberg |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1901
Founding of the joinery by Leopold Holzer in Freidorf
- 1926
Conversion of the barn into the joinery; purchase of a planing machine and circular saw
- 1953
Taken over by Xaver Holzer (2nd generation)
- 1979
New building of the joinery with a larger floor area
- 1990
Taken over by Franz Holzer (3rd generation)
- 1995
Extension building to 600 m²
- 2001
Stefan Holzer takes over the company (4th generation)
- 2010
Modernisation of the machinery: paint room, edge bander and CNC
- 2012
Purchase of a horizontal panel saw
- 2018
Purchase of a 5-axis CNC machining centre
- 2021
Opening of a showroom (kitchen workshop in the La Casa, Dietmannsried)
- 2026
125th anniversary with open day on 03.10.2026