We have recently installed a state-of-the-art planer and moulder machine at our Norfolk workshop, marking a significant step forward in our manufacturing capabilities.
The project, which allows timber to be planed and moulded to an exceptionally high standard, has been part-funded by Norfolk County Council through the Business Growth Fund.
The new machine enables us to further enhance our in-house production and continue investing in quality craftsmanship, improving both precision and efficiency across our range of premium garden buildings. By refining this stage of the process, we are able to retain even greater control over the quality of our materials and the finish of every building we produce.
Bringing more of the manufacturing process in-house also strengthens our long-standing commitment to British craftsmanship, while supporting skilled employment within our Norfolk-based team, with the investment set to create at least two new jobs.
Nick Crane said: “This is a very important step for us as a business. It allows us to have even greater control over the quality of our timber and the precision of every component we produce. We’re incredibly grateful for the support from Norfolk County Council, which has helped make this possible. It means we can continue to invest in our workshop, our team and the way we manufacture our buildings here in Norfolk. What always sets Crane apart is the care and craftsmanship that goes into every building. This machine enhances that, supporting our skilled team and the work they do every day.”
As demand for high-quality, year-round garden buildings continues to grow, the new planer and moulder will also support increased production capacity, ensuring we can meet demand while maintaining our exacting standards.
The installation forms part of our ongoing programme of investment in our Norfolk workshop, reinforcing our position as a leading British manufacturer of premium garden buildings. To find out more about the Business Growth Fund visit Funding Sources - New Anglia Growth Hub.