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Iinkuni Projects

Quality woodwork. Reliable service.

Big or small, we deliver quality for all.

A home bar with a fluted white front lit from below, built by a customer from board cut and edged by Iinkuni.

Port Elizabeth · Cut & Edge

This started as a flat stack of board.

We cut every panel to size and edged it. Their fitter did the rest. That is the whole business: your sizes, cut properly, ready to build.

What we do

Four things, and we do all four ourselves. Nothing gets sent out and nothing waits on somebody else’s schedule.

  1. 01

    Supply

    Chipboard, MDF, white melamine and woodgrain melamine. One sheet or a bakkie load — both are fine.

  2. 02

    Cut

    Your sizes, to the millimetre. Send a list, or bring your measurements in and we'll work through them.

  3. 03

    Edge

    Edging on the edges you choose, so nothing that shows is left raw.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    To your door across the Port Elizabeth area, or collect from North End.

The board

Four kinds cover almost everything people build. If you are not sure which one your job wants, ask — it is a thirty-second conversation and it saves buying the wrong thing.

Chipboard
The workhorse
Carcasses, shelving, anything that gets covered, painted or hidden. Cheapest way to get the structure up.
MDF
Smooth, no grain
Dense and even right through. The one to use when it's being painted, routed or moulded.
White melamine
Finished already
Board that arrives white and wipeable. Cupboard interiors, shelves, anything that has to stay clean.
Woodgrain melamine
Doors and faces
Same board, wood finish. For the parts people actually see. No painting, no sealing.

Stock moves — ask what is on the floor before you plan around it.

What your board becomes

None of these are our installs — we do not fit kitchens. Every one was built by a customer or their fitter, out of board we cut and edged. That is the part we are proud of.

Showing 14 builds.

  • An L-shaped home bar with a fluted white front, lit from beneath the counter, with backlit floating shelves behind it and four stools along the front.
    01Home bar, fluted front and backlit shelving
  • A large kitchen in pale woodgrain board with a full-height cupboard wall, glass-fronted uppers and a long island under three pendant lights.
    02Kitchen and island, pale woodgrain
  • A dark oak kitchen with frosted-glass upper doors, a red tiled splashback behind a gas hob, and a white stone breakfast bar.
    03Kitchen in dark oak, frosted glass uppers
  • Two white built-in bedroom cupboards standing open, showing hanging rails, a bank of shelves down the centre and a full-height section either side.
    04Bedroom cupboards, shelved and railed
  • A built-in study with grey drawer units, a solid oak worktop, open shelves above and a pale blue fluted back panel.
    05Study, grey units with an oak top
  • A double bathroom vanity in sage green shaker doors with cup handles, topped in white stone with two speckled basins.
    06Double vanity, sage shaker fronts
  • A kitchen peninsula with a fluted front lit by a strip light underneath, with backlit recessed shelves on the wall behind.
    07Peninsula with lit fluted front
  • A new kitchen mid-installation, taupe doors and a white stone worktop still under protective film, beneath white roof trusses.
    08Kitchen going in, tops still filmed
  • A floating white media unit with red gloss panels either side of a wall-mounted television and red shelves in the open compartments.
    09Media wall, white with red gloss
  • A wall of white built-in cupboards with long bar handles, tall doors above and three deep drawers on each side.
    10Cupboard wall, drawers both ends
  • A serving hatch cut between two rooms, framed in dark woodgrain board with glass-fronted cabinets either side and pendant lights over the counter.
    11Serving hatch and glass-front cabinets
  • A dark oak kitchen seen end-on, with a central island and stools, frosted glass upper doors and a red tiled splashback.
    12Same kitchen, island end-on
  • A wider view of the built-in study, showing the run of overhead cupboards, the oak desk returning along two walls and the fluted back panel.
    13The study from the door
  • A bar built into the space under a staircase, with white gloss cupboards, a wine rack fitted to the rake of the stairs and lit glass-fronted cabinets.
    14Under-stair bar, built to the rake
Herbie, who runs Iinkuni Projects, arms folded in a black bodywarmer.

Herbie is back

After years in the trade at Old Strand, Herbie is back and ready to help with your cutting, edging and woodworking.

Known for quality workmanship, honest service and paying attention to the details that matter. One board or a whole house, it gets done properly.

Why customers choose us

  • Quality workmanship
  • Friendly service
  • Fast turnaround
  • Delivery available
  • No job too big or too small

How it works

  1. 01

    Send your sizes

    A typed list, a photo of a sketch on paper, or a voice note with the measurements. Whatever you have.

  2. 02

    We price it

    Herbie comes back with the cost of the board, the cutting and the edging. No surprises after.

  3. 03

    Cut and ready

    Collect it from the yard, or we load it up and bring it to you.

No sizes yet? That is normal.

Tell us what you are building and roughly how big, and we will work the panel sizes out with you before anything gets cut.

Ask Herbie
A trailer loaded with cut and edged panels, ready to leave the yard.
Cut, edged, loaded, gone

Send the list. Get a price.

Build your cutting list here and it lands in Herbie’s WhatsApp already laid out — panel by panel, with the edging marked.

Find us

The yard

3 Drury Street
North End
Port Elizabeth

Collection welcome. Bring something to load onto.

Open

Monday – Friday
08:00 – 16:30
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Delivery

We deliver across the Port Elizabeth area. Outside it, ask — depending on the load we can usually work something out.

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