In the realm of millwork, quality isn’t just surface level. At Gator Millworks, we know that the art of crafting millwork goes far beyond what meets the eye. While many focus on the visible elements, such as cabinet faces and […] The post Gator’s Dedication to Growth & Innovation appeared first on Gator Millworks ..read more

When it comes to frameless cabinet construction, the choice of materials can make all the difference. With an array of material options available, each bringing its own set of advantages and considerations, it’s essential to understand what each material can […] The post Choosing the Right Materials for Frameless Cabinet Construction appeared first on Gator Millworks ..read more

At Gator Millworks, we pride ourselves on pushing the boundaries of craftsmanship and innovation, and our recent experience at the International Woodworking Fair (IWF) in Atlanta was a testament to that commitment. This year, the Georgia World Congress Center hosted […] The post Gator Attends International Woodworking Fair (IWF) 2024 appeared first on Gator Millworks ..read more

At Gator Millworks, innovation is at the heart of everything we do. Our Homag 2520 Edgebander features state-of-the-art laser technology. This advanced machinery revolutionizes edgebanding by delivering a seamless, long-lasting finish that surpasses traditional methods in both performance and aesthetics.   […] The post Experience Precision with Gator’s Homag 2520 Laser Edgebander appeared first on Gator Millworks ..read more

Discover how we at Gator Millworks use advanced shop finishing techniques that offer significant advantages over traditional on-site methods. In our controlled environment, we utilize state-of-the-art machinery that allows for the precise application of high-quality materials. This ensures every piece we produce receives a uniform coating, free from the inconsistencies and imperfections often found in on-site finishing. By maintaining strict environmental controls, we can eliminate contaminants such as dust and debris. These are common culprits in marring the final product’s appearance. This a ..read more

Architectural woodworking includes two main elements: “millwork” and “casework.” While people sometimes use these terms interchangeably, they actually serve different purposes in construction and interior design.  At Gator Millworks, we believe that understanding these differences is crucial for anyone involved in the building industry—whether you’re an architect, designer, builder or homeowner. Our expertise in both millwork and casework allows us to guide you through their unique characteristics and applications, helping you make informed decisions for your projects. Defining Millwork M ..read more

Students from Central Middle School recently had the opportunity to take an exciting and educational tour of Gator’s facility. Students learned about different processes, machines, techniques and more.   The post Central Middle School Students Tour Gator appeared first on Gator Millworks ..read more

In the millwork industry, the term “modern millwork” conjures images of sleek lines, minimalist aesthetics and a focus on functionality without sacrificing style. In our latest project at Gator, we tackled a challenge that many of our clients face: transforming an outdated space into a more modern, more functional area. Here’s how we did it: Frameless Cabinetry Our focus was on implementing frameless cabinetry, a choice that’s less about aesthetics and more about leveraging efficiency and space utilization. Frameless cabinets, with their seamless construction, don’t just look clean; they make ..read more

In the realm of millwork, quality isn’t just surface level. At Gator Millworks, we know that the art of crafting millwork goes far beyond what meets the eye. While many focus on the visible elements, such as cabinet faces and hardware, our commitment to growth extends to every nook and cranny, trying our best to make sure that even the hidden components are constructed to stand the test of time. The Visible Elements: Cabinet Faces and Hardware When it comes to the aesthetics of cabinetry, there’s no room for compromise. Gator understands the importance of using high-quality materials and equip ..read more

The world of millwork has long been divided into two distinct categories: residential and commercial. This division, rooted in tradition, has created a rigid boundary that many shops have hesitated to cross. However, at Gator, we’ve boldly challenged this conventional wisdom, proving that success can be achieved in both arenas. The Historical Divide in Millwork The history of millwork is riddled with specialization, with shops often committing themselves exclusively to either residential or commercial work. While this approach worked for many, it also limited their growth potential and versati ..read more