A legacy of craftsmanship, rooted on the Island.
Bavarian craft.
Canadian made.
From a 700-square-foot shop to a five-acre facility.

Today, the team includes more than 20 skilled craftspeople working out of a 30,000 square foot facility that blends traditional techniques with modern equipment. And while the machines are newer, the mindset is the same: build things that last, and relationships that do too.
Values that craft every piece.
The Bavarian region of southern Germany built its reputation on highly skilled artisans, with techniques passed down through generations. In Bavaria, woodworking was never casual. Timber frames were joined without nails, cut and fitted by hand, built to last for centuries. The buildings still standing today are proof of that legacy — craft made to endure.
But “Bavarian” isn’t just about technique. In that region, tradition and quality go hand in hand. From the food and festivals to how things are built, grown, and handed down, it’s a mindset rooted in pride of place and pride in the work.
Today, that Bavarian mindset is matched by a Canadian commitment to community, sustainability, and service.
Sustainability isn’t separate. It’s the process.
This isn’t a green marketing angle. It’s how the shop works.