INTERIOR MANUFACTURING AND FIT-OUT
Superyacht Interior
Manufacturing and Outfitting
for Newbuild and Refit
We turn a yacht interior design into a finished, installed interior. Working from the designer's package, our Darıca workshop details, manufactures and finishes the interior and, where the scope includes it, our teams install it on board, for newbuild and refit projects.
Production runs in our own 2,500 m² workshop in Darıca, near Istanbul: production drawings, 3-axis and 5-axis CNC, joinery, veneer, upholstery, varnish and finishing, mock-ups and pre-fit, then delivery to the yard and installation on board.
We work as an interior outfitter and production partner for interior architects, yacht designers, furniture makers, shipyards and project teams who have the design and need it built to the standard it was drawn to.
2,500 m²
INTERIOR PRODUCTION
WORKSHOP, DARICA
3-axis / 5-axis
CNC
MACHINING
In-house
veneer, upholstery
and finishing
Mock-up / pre-fit
PRE-FIT, DELIVERY AND
ONBOARD INSTALLATION
WORKSHOP-TO-YARD INTERIOR WORK
From Design Package
to Installed Interior
A designer's drawings show what the interior should be. Production drawings show how it is built: panel build-ups, fixings, joints, tolerances, service access and the order in which it goes on board. We prepare or review that information before the workshop starts, so most questions are answered on paper rather than on board.
Production runs in Darıca. Selected modules are pre-fitted in the workshop; finished components are then protected, packed and delivered to the yard in step with yard access and the project schedule.
CNC, Cutting and Shaping
Panels, carcasses and shaped components are machined on 3-axis and 5-axis CNC from the production drawings; routing, milling, sliding table saw, band saw, planer and calibration equipment cover the remaining machining, so repeat parts across a package are made to the same dimensions.
Veneer, Edge and Surface Work
Veneer is cut, matched and pressed in the workshop, and edges are banded and surfaces prepared and finished before the package goes to pre-fit or to the yacht, so grain and colour can be matched across adjoining panels.
Finishing, Upholstery and Assembly
Finishing, varnish work, upholstery and assembly stay in-house, so a finish that does not match the approved schedule can be corrected in the workshop rather than on board.
INTERIOR PRODUCTION SCOPE
What KRM Manufactures and Installs
We manufacture marine interior packages for newbuild and refit projects where the design intent, GA, specifications or production drawings are already defined.
Interior Areas
Saloons and lounges, owner and guest cabins, crew areas, wheelhouse and bridge deck spaces, corridors and selected service areas.
Production Support
Design package review, production coordination, shop drawings where required, mock-up or pre-fit checks, workshop production and onboard installation support.
Interior Packages
Wall and ceiling panels, cabinetry, fixed and loose furniture, yacht joinery, veneer work, upholstered elements and selected finish packages.
IN-HOUSE PRODUCTION
Why One Workshop
Builds the
Package
Every handover between workshops, finishers and installers is a point where dimensions, finish references and responsibilities have to be agreed again. Building the package in one workshop removes many of those handovers.
We manufacture the agreed package in Darıca. Where the scope includes installation, our teams fit it on board, with the installation scope and the shipyard's responsibilities agreed before production.
- Fewer handovers between subcontractors
- Corrections made in the workshop, before delivery
- Dimensions and tolerances checked by the team that builds
- Veneer, edges and finishes matched across the package
- Earlier planning for service access and removable panels
- Installation scope agreed before production
INTERIOR PROJECT ROUTES
Interior Production, Manufacturing and Fit-Out
We agree the route before production starts, so the shipyard, the designer and the project team know what is being made, what needs their approval and what will be installed on board.
Design Package
Review
For GA drawings, designer packages, approved concepts, finish schedules, specifications and production-ready information.
Production Drawings
and Coordination
For shop drawings, manufacturing details, technical interfaces, material approvals, tolerances and production planning before the workshop phase.
Interior
Manufacturing
For cabinetry, panels, furniture, veneer, upholstery, finishing and assembled interior components produced from the approved package.
Fit-Out and
Onboard Installation
For installing the finished package on board, with final fitting, adjustment, snagging and close-out.
Process
How the Interior Package Moves Through Production
Each package starts with a scope and drawing review. Before production begins, we check the documents, the project conditions, the required finish level, technical interfaces, approvals and the installation window.
01
Scope and document review
GA, concept package, specification, production drawings, finish schedule and project notes are reviewed.
02
Survey and measurement check
Where required, onboard measurements or shipyard data are checked against the production package.
03
Technical interface
review
Lighting, AV, HVAC, access panels, service routes, fixing points and adjacent trades are checked before fabrication.
04
Shop drawings where required
Production details are prepared or reviewed and issued for the designer's approval, so the workshop builds to the approved detail.
05
Material and finish approval
Veneer, upholstery, hardware, surface finish and selected materials are confirmed against the finish schedule before production starts, so the workshop makes what the designer approved.
06
Mock-up or pre-fit where required
Selected areas, modules or details can be checked before final onboard installation.
07
Workshop
production
CNC, joinery, veneer, upholstery, finishing and assembly are completed in the in-house production workshop.
08
Quality check and
packing
Finished components are checked, protected, packed and prepared for yard delivery.
09
Onboard
installation
Where installation is part of the agreed scope, our teams install the package on board according to access, protection, tolerances, yard timing and project sequence.
10
Adjustment, close-out and handover
Where we install, final fitting, adjustment, snagging and handover items are closed with the project team.
facility proof
Interior Workshop and Production Areas
Built for Life Onboard
Designed on Land, Built for a Yacht
A superyacht interior has to work with movement, humidity, restricted access, maintenance, protection during the yard period and the systems running behind finished surfaces.
Service Access
Removable panels, access routes and maintenance points are planned before production is fixed.
System Interfaces
Electrical, AV, lighting, HVAC, grilles and equipment interfaces are coordinated with the visible interior elements.
Finish Durability
Surface choices are checked against onboard use, movement, cleaning, maintenance and protection during installation.
Installation Conditions
Access routes, tolerances, lifting, protection and final adjustment can affect the finished result as much as workshop production.
Interior Elements and Finished Areas
Interior Elements, Details and Finished Spaces
STARTING AN INTERIOR PRODUCTION SCOPE
For Interior Architects,
Designers, Furniture Makers
and Shipyards
Every interior package starts from a different point. Some projects arrive with a designer's concept package. Some have GA drawings, specifications and finish schedules. Others are already at production drawing stage.
We review what is available, define the production scope, check the technical interfaces and set out how the package moves from our workshop to installation on board. Drawings can be reviewed under NDA.
Useful Starting Information
- General arrangement or relevant drawings
- Approved concept design or designer package
- Production drawings or shop drawings if available
- Finish schedule, material notes or specifications
- Area list and intended interior scope
- Target yard period and installation location
- Shipyard, designer, owner's representative or project contact
FAQs
Superyacht Interior Manufacturing Questions
Start With Your GA, Design Package or Production Drawings
Share your available project documents. KRM can review the interior production scope, technical interfaces, workshop route, pre-fit needs, yard delivery and onboard installation requirements.
Project documents and drawings can be reviewed under NDA.