Overview of modular furniture industry, factory workflows, materials used, safety rules, panel-based systems, and production terminology.

Study of MDF, HDF, plywood, particle boards, prelam boards, veneer, laminates, edge tapes, grades, thickness selection, and IS material standards.

Reading and drafting furniture layouts, elevations, sections, cutting details, hardware marking, and preparing basic AutoCAD drawings for production.

Panel optimization, sheet planning, dimension accuracy, grain direction, labeling, and documentation for factory workflow.

Introduction to cutting machines, blade types, calibrations, safe operation, precision cutting, and real-time industrial practice.

Manual and automatic edge banding, temperature control, adhesive properties, trimming, buffing, and defect correction.

CNC basics, toolpath setup, bit selection, feeding speeds, safety precautions, file formats, and machining cabinet components.

Practical training in assembling base cabinets, tall units, lofts, wardrobes, kitchen modules, tables, and office units.

Site measurement rules, leveling, anchoring, plinth installation, alignment checks, shutter adjustments, and final finishing.

PU, melamine, veneer polishing, paint finishes, sanding techniques, and preparation for surface applications.

Material flow, job cards, batching, machine scheduling, manpower coordination, and production quality systems.

Common defects in cutting, banding, CNC machining, and assembly — troubleshooting, rework standards, and checklist-based inspection.

Fabrication of a complete modular unit, installation demo, production documents submission, and final evaluation for certification.