About

About us

A family woodworking workshop in Belgrade, now in its third generation.

Rovero furniture began as a small workshop that made everything — doors, windows and then a first made-to-measure kitchen. Three generations later we build only custom furniture, because that is where the difference between mass-produced and properly measured work shows most.

We measure everything ourselves, build everything in our own workshop and install with our own team. That is why we can stand behind our deadlines and our two-year warranty, and why the advice you get up front is honest — we often talk clients out of a more expensive material when there is no need for it.

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The workshop today: beam saw, spray booth and assembly benches.
The workshop today: beam saw, spray booth and assembly benches.

How we work

How we work

Four steps from the first call to a finished kitchen.

  1. Measuring and advice
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    Measuring and advice

    We come to your address, measure the space and talk through habits and budget. Measuring in Belgrade is free and with no obligation.

  2. Quote and cutting plan
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    Quote and cutting plan

    You receive a clear itemised quote and a cutting plan. Panels are cut on the beam saw with every visible edge banded.

  3. Build and finishing
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    Build and finishing

    Carcasses are assembled in the workshop and fronts sprayed in the booth in the tone you choose. Hardware goes on only after full curing.

  4. Installation and warranty
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    Installation and warranty

    We install on the agreed date, align every front and clean up after ourselves. Every job carries a 2-year warranty.

Three generations in the same workshop

We started in the nineties with two machines and one master carpenter. Today, three generations later, we still do the same things, only with better tools and thousands of finished jobs behind us.

  • The first workshop in the nineties: two machines, one master carpenter and a son learning to measure.
    The first workshop in the nineties: two machines, one master carpenter and a son learning to measure.
  • The plane and chisels still sitting on the bench today — some things we do not change.
    The plane and chisels still sitting on the bench today — some things we do not change.
  • The first van and the first kitchens across Belgrade flats, piece by piece.
    The first van and the first kitchens across Belgrade flats, piece by piece.
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