PipeflowMade to measure, made to share.
Every week Pipeflow turns your website into posts about kitchens, built-ins and interior fit-outs for Instagram and LinkedIn. You approve them.
On the left, the room when we measured it. On the right, the finished kitchen. In between: lots of conversations, careful planning and clean work in the workshop. #kitchen #madetomeasure
Example of a text tileWhy it usually gets left undone.
Planning eats up the evenings
Pricing quotes, adjusting drawings, ordering materials. That rarely leaves time for Instagram posts.
Customers only know the furniture store
Many people do not know that a cabinetmaker plans kitchens, bathrooms and whole rooms. Without visible examples, they never even ask.
Irregular is almost the same as never
Three posts in spring, then nothing for months. That does not build a picture of what makes your business special.
Where the topics come from.
From interior fit-outs
Fitted wardrobes, stair cladding, wall panels and storage under the stairs, each with the problem it solved.
From material know-how
Veneer, multiplex, solid surface, soft-close fittings. Explained briefly so customers can decide better.
From the planning meeting
How much storage do I need, what takes time, why measure on site. The questions you always hear in a first meeting.
Three ideas for cabinetmakers.
- 01
Material samples on the table
Veneers, fronts and handles laid out as samples. Shows the choice and invites people to get advice.
Example This is what advice looks like with us: pick up the samples, turn them in the light, compare. You cannot see the difference on a screen alone.
- 02
The drawer that closes quietly
A close-up of a soft-close fitting, plus one sentence on why good fittings matter. A small detail with a big everyday effect.
Example You hardly see them, and you do not hear them either: soft-close fittings. Kitchen drawers open and close countless times a day, so quality pays off.
- 03
Furniture for small bathrooms
A vanity unit that fits exactly between the wall and the shower. Many people struggle with small bathrooms.
Example No standard size fitted here. So we built the vanity unit exactly for this gap, with room for towels and a hairdryer. #bathroom #cabinetmaker
How Pipeflow helps.
From your website
Pipeflow reads what you offer and plans posts from it. No website? A few sentences about your business are enough.
With images
Photos from your website, your own photos, AI images or text tiles in your colours.
You approve
Nothing goes out until you approve it. You can edit, ask for a rewrite or pause at any time.
FAQ.
Can Pipeflow use my planning drawings?
You can upload any image of your own, including views from your planning or photos of material samples. Pipeflow writes the text, and you check it before approval.
Does Pipeflow also suit a cabinetmaker that mainly works for businesses?
Yes. For shop fitting, practice or office interiors, LinkedIn is often the better channel, and Pipeflow plans posts there just as it does on Instagram.
How often does it post?
You choose: three times a week, every working day or daily, at a time of your choice. There is at most one post per day per channel.
What does Pipeflow cost?
Pipeflow is in its pilot phase. You can try it free.