Joinery & Furniture

Irish joiners and furniture makers specify Lacquerite because the system arrives as a complete stack: stain, filler, basecoat and topcoat, in the sheen the client signed off. Bespoke shops get technical backup when a new timber or a metallic finish needs a system designed from scratch. Volume producers get consistent batch-to-batch colour and next-day stock.

What a joinery package actually needs

A signed sample is the specification. System, sheen, colour and whether the piece will be oiled, lacquered or fire-rated. We supply the stack so the bench is not mixing three merchants into one door.

• Clear and pigmented interior lacquers in the gloss the client approved
• Stains, binders and grain fillers that belong with that topcoat
• In-house colour matching for repeats and replacements

Bespoke versus volume

One-off walnut furniture and a run of painted MDF cabinets both fail the same way: the second batch does not match the first. Store the colour code. Keep the spray-out. Order specified sheens before the timber is sanded.

What we supply to this trade

• Specified lacquer systems in the sheen the client approved
• In-house colour matching to fan decks and physical samples
• Fire retardant and waterborne options where the job demands them
• Next day delivery nationwide, or same-day collection in Tullamore

Read the Insights notes on sheen, storage and ordering before the first production run — they are the same conversations we have on the counter.