Custom furniture making and interior fitting in wood, veneer, glass and stainless steel, now in the fourth generation
Tischlerei Thomas Heuer
Hankensbüttel (Emmen) · GermanyNew on Amplifa
About us
Tischlerei Thomas Heuer is a family business founded in 1892 in Hankensbüttel-Emmen and now run by the fourth generation. The company produces made-to-measure furniture, built-in wardrobes, doors, wall panelling, stair treads, floor coverings and radiator covers as well as complete office and medical practice furnishings, shop fittings, hotel furnishings and trade fair and event furniture. High-quality woods and veneers such as walnut, cherry, maple and oak are used, complemented by colour lacquers from matt to high-gloss, stainless steel, glass, natural stone as well as upholstery in fabric and leather. Production takes place on more than 1,000 m² of production space with modern machinery, including a CNC machining centre, a CNC-controlled horizontal panel saw, a wide-belt sanding machine and an edge banding machine, making even demanding furniture shapes feasible. The value chain covers consulting, planning and design by a graduate interior architect (Dipl.-Ing.), production and installation. In addition to private customers, the company works with architects, interior designers and local businesses.
- Site
- Hankensbüttel
- Processes
- Furniture making (individual made-to-measure furniture), Interior fitting (built-in wardrobes, doors, wall panelling, stair treads, floors, radiator covers), Office and medical practice furnishings, shop fittings, hotel furnishings, trade fair and event, CNC machining (woodworking), Panel sawing (cutting panels to size), Edge banding, Wide-belt sanding (surface treatment), Painting (colour lacquers matt to high-gloss)
- Materials
- Walnut (veneer/wood), Cherry (veneer/wood), Maple (veneer/wood), Oak (veneer/wood), Stainless steel, Glass, Natural stone, Colour lacquers (matt to high-gloss)
- Certificates
- Master craftsman business
- Founded
- 1892
- Industries
- Private customers, Office/medical practices, Retail (shop fittings), Hotels, Trade fairs and events
- 01
On-site consultation
- 02
Planning and design (interior architecture)
- 03
Quotation with design drawings and material samples
- 04
Cutting and CNC machining
- 05
Surface treatment and painting
- 06
Manufacturing
- 07
Installation
Materials & Processes
Walnut (wood/veneer)
High-quality wood and veneer for custom furniture and interior fitting.
Cherry (wood/veneer)
Fine wood for made-to-measure furniture and built-ins.
Maple (wood/veneer)
Light veneer material for furniture and wall panelling.
Oak (wood/veneer)
Robust wood for furniture, doors and interior fitting.
Stainless steel
Used in custom furniture and object fittings.
Glass
Material for furniture and interior fitting components.
Natural stone
Used in high-quality fittings and furniture.
Colour lacquers (matt to high-gloss)
Surface coating of furniture and built-in components.
Fabric (upholstery)
Covering material for upholstered furniture.
Leather (upholstery)
Covering material for high-quality upholstery.
Locations
Hankensbüttel (Emmen)
DEWorkshop, production and showroom
- Lot size
- One-off production (unique pieces)
- Materials
- Wood, veneers, stainless steel, glass, natural stone
- CNC machining centre
- CNC-controlled horizontal panel saw
- Wide-belt sanding machine
- Edge banding machine
Components
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Furniture making (individual made-to-measure furniture)Assembly | – | – | – | One-off production (unique pieces) | Wood, Veneers (walnut, cherry, maple, oak), Stainless steel, Glass, Natural stone, Fabric, Leather |
| Interior fitting (built-in wardrobes, doors, wall panelling, stair treads, floors, radiator covers)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Wood, Veneers, Stainless steel, Glass, Natural stone |
| Office and medical practice furnishings, shop fittings, hotel furnishings, trade fair and eventAssembly | – | – | – | – | Wood, Veneers |
| CNC machining (woodworking)Machining | – | – | – | – | Wood, Wood-based materials |
| Panel sawing (cutting panels to size)Machining | – | – | – | – | Wood-based materials, Panel materials |
| Edge bandingJoining | – | – | – | – | Wood-based materials, Edge banding material |
| Wide-belt sanding (surface treatment)Surface | – | – | – | – | Wood, Wood-based materials |
| Painting (colour lacquers matt to high-gloss)Surface | – | – | – | – | Wood, Colour lacquers |
| Upholstery in fabric and leatherAssembly | – | – | – | – | Fabric, Leather |
| Consulting, planning and design (interior architecture, design drawings)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
4 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNC machining centre | – | 1 | – | – | Emmer Dorfstraße 18, 29386 Hankensbüttel |
| CNC-controlled horizontal panel saw (panel saw) | – | 1 | – | – | Emmer Dorfstraße 18, 29386 Hankensbüttel |
| Wide-belt sanding machine | – | 1 | – | – | Emmer Dorfstraße 18, 29386 Hankensbüttel |
| Edge banding machine | – | 1 | – | – | Emmer Dorfstraße 18, 29386 Hankensbüttel |
Additional services
Quality
Production takes place as a master craftsman business with highly qualified cabinetmakers; awards as chamber winner and state winner of the Gifhorn-Wolfsburg cabinetmakers' guild attest to the training and production quality.
| Evidence | Hankensbüttel (Emmen) |
|---|---|
| Master craftsman business |
History
- 1892
Founding of the cabinetmaker's shop by Friedrich Heuer in Emmen after returning from his journeyman years in Berlin and Potsdam
- 1932
The business was taken over by son Fritz Heuer
- 1961
After Fritz Heuer's death, the business was taken over by Friedel Heuer
- 1969
Start of apprenticeship training: since then more than 60 apprentices have been successfully trained
- 1975
Move to a new building at Emmer Dorfstraße 18, production area of more than 1,000 m²
- 2003
On 01.01.2003, Thomas Heuer took over the master craftsman business from his father Friedel Heuer