The beautiful solid wood sewing/embroidery cabinet is handmade for the professional or occasional seamstress.
Quilt and Embroidery in the Flat-Bed position.
It will accommodate most large machines such as the Babylock, Viking series, and many more. (see platform size below)
Features:
* Workspace without drop leaf extension is 24x58 inches.
* Workspace with drop leaf is 40D x 58W.
* 12 1/2" x 30 1/2" Adjustable platform to accommodate the large embroidery machines. (Platform and knee space can be even larger at no extra charge)
* Platform height is adjustable to accommodate many different machine heights for flatbed quilting and embroidering.
* 5 full extension drawers that are 14 1/2 inches wide x 19 inches long inside. 2 - 2 1/2 inches deep, 1- 4 inches deep, 1 - 6 3/4 inches deep, and 1 - 9 inches deep.
* Pull out wall for hoop storage. (add as many pegs as you need)
* Hidden casters allow easy maneuvering to gain access to the drop leaf when needed.
This beautiful handcrafted piece pictured here is finished in Golden Oak.
My cabinets are built with wood. There is absolutely NO particle, fiber, mdf, or pressed wood used anywhere in these cabinets.
I custom build these cabinets, therefore if you need a larger platform area, more or less drawers, etc. just let me know.
Quilt and Embroidery in the Flat-Bed position.
It will accommodate most large machines such as the Babylock, Viking series, and many more. (see platform size below)
Features:
* Workspace without drop leaf extension is 24x58 inches.
* Workspace with drop leaf is 40D x 58W.
* 12 1/2" x 30 1/2" Adjustable platform to accommodate the large embroidery machines. (Platform and knee space can be even larger at no extra charge)
* Platform height is adjustable to accommodate many different machine heights for flatbed quilting and embroidering.
* 5 full extension drawers that are 14 1/2 inches wide x 19 inches long inside. 2 - 2 1/2 inches deep, 1- 4 inches deep, 1 - 6 3/4 inches deep, and 1 - 9 inches deep.
* Pull out wall for hoop storage. (add as many pegs as you need)
* Hidden casters allow easy maneuvering to gain access to the drop leaf when needed.
This beautiful handcrafted piece pictured here is finished in Golden Oak.
My cabinets are built with wood. There is absolutely NO particle, fiber, mdf, or pressed wood used anywhere in these cabinets.
I custom build these cabinets, therefore if you need a larger platform area, more or less drawers, etc. just let me know.
Quilting & Embroidery
Professional Sewing Center
Prices start at $3695.00
Shipping included
Professional Sewing Center
Prices start at $3695.00
Shipping included
You have come the right place. I build the highest quality cabinets available anywhere, and I specialize in custom orders. If you need a matching serger cabinet, cutting table, quilt display curio, or a cabinet of any kind - I will build it, exactly as you want it.
I have built cabinets of every kind, shape, and design for 35 years, and your cabinet will be handcrafted to perfection.
Check out the Photo Gallery to see some of the recently built cabinets.
Thanks for stopping by,
Fred
I have built cabinets of every kind, shape, and design for 35 years, and your cabinet will be handcrafted to perfection.
Check out the Photo Gallery to see some of the recently built cabinets.
Thanks for stopping by,
Fred
Another option available for the Quilt and Embroidery cabinet is the stationary platform with the cutout in the cabinet top. This feature allows you to place the provided cover over the cutout and sit your machine on top of the cabinet for embroidering - or - you can sew in the flat bed position with your machine sitting down on the adjustable platform. We provide a plexiglass insert that fits around the free arm of your machine for this feature.
Price:
The price is based on the size of the cabinet and the features you choose. You can choose the number and depth of the drawers. You can exchange the pullout hoop storage for a thread wall, or you can have both.
The price of the quilting and embroidery cabinet starts at about $3,395.00 including shipping. Customizing the cabinet with number of drawers or added thread wall will not change the price much at all.
Create the cabinet that will work best for you.
The price is based on the size of the cabinet and the features you choose. You can choose the number and depth of the drawers. You can exchange the pullout hoop storage for a thread wall, or you can have both.
The price of the quilting and embroidery cabinet starts at about $3,395.00 including shipping. Customizing the cabinet with number of drawers or added thread wall will not change the price much at all.
Create the cabinet that will work best for you.
Here is a good place to explain some characteristics and information about the Quilt Cabinets vs. the Sewing Cabinets.
Because of the flip out tops on the sewing cabinets - they are limited in size. They are limited to about 48 inches in width. This is because the flip out tops cover the entire top of the cabinet - and - when they are open, they are supported by the cabinet doors. Thus - when the cabinet is 48 inches wide - then each door is 24 inches wide and each top is about 24 inches wide. If the cabinet is wider - then the tops are wider and the doors are wider. The wider tops become too heavy to be supported by the door. I don't want to build something that will fail - so I limit the cabinets with doors to 48 inches. A side thought on that - the larger the doors - the more they are in the way. They have to be somewhere when they are open...
The Quilter cabinet really has no limitations. It is deeper front to back - it can be as wide as necessary. So if you have a large machine that needs a 36 inch knee space, that is not a problem. You can design your Quilter cabinet with drawers on one side or both. You can customize the drawer sizes. You can add drop leaf on one side or both - a drawer topper - and/or a hoop storage pullout.
There really are no limitations.
Because of the flip out tops on the sewing cabinets - they are limited in size. They are limited to about 48 inches in width. This is because the flip out tops cover the entire top of the cabinet - and - when they are open, they are supported by the cabinet doors. Thus - when the cabinet is 48 inches wide - then each door is 24 inches wide and each top is about 24 inches wide. If the cabinet is wider - then the tops are wider and the doors are wider. The wider tops become too heavy to be supported by the door. I don't want to build something that will fail - so I limit the cabinets with doors to 48 inches. A side thought on that - the larger the doors - the more they are in the way. They have to be somewhere when they are open...
The Quilter cabinet really has no limitations. It is deeper front to back - it can be as wide as necessary. So if you have a large machine that needs a 36 inch knee space, that is not a problem. You can design your Quilter cabinet with drawers on one side or both. You can customize the drawer sizes. You can add drop leaf on one side or both - a drawer topper - and/or a hoop storage pullout.
There really are no limitations.
Below is a Quilter with a left side drop leaf - a Hydraulic Lift and a Threadwall on the right.
Below is a Quilter set in a U-shaped work space. This setup includes the Quilter with a Hydraulic Lift - a Drawer Topper on the left - and a Thread Cabinet with drop leaves on both sides.
