The story of an enthusiast

Created in 2007, the company is committed to transmitting the values of its founder, Luc Rock, to its employees. First an apprentice wood carpenter at the guild federation of building trades, he then joined the Compagnons Charpentiers des Devoirs for six years. Over the years, he has acquired ancestral skills, cultivated an eye for detail and made a love of wood his profession.

Foundation of
Deco Charpente and
development of
the company from 4 to 20
employees between 2007 and
2016

2012

Acquisition of a
new Center
machining
(size machine)

2017

Déco Charpente matters
now 10 points of sale.
Objective: Opening
3 to 5 points of sale/year

2007

Implementation of the workshop
link manufacturing to
Brignoles of 1000 m²

Creation of a Service
Commercial and a
Integrated design office
at the workshop

2013

Deco Charpente for-
follows the development
of his network.
Objective: Opening
3 points of sale/year

2023

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2007

Foundation of Déco Charpente and development of the company from 4 to 20 employees between 2007 and 2016

2012

Establishment of the 1000 m² manufacturing workshop in Brignoles.
Creation of a Sales Department and a Design Office integrated into the Workshop

2013

Acquisition of a new machining center (cutting machine)

2017

Déco Charpente continues to develop its network. Target objective: Opening of 3 points of sale/year.

2023

Déco Charpente now has 10 points of sale. Target objective: Opening of 3 to 5 points of sale/year.

Our Deco Framing guarantees

Expertise

Our teams of professionals are attentive and respectful of the rules of the art.

Top of the line

Professional carpenters strive every day to produce high quality frames.

Accompaniement

We guarantee you listening and quality at each stage of your project.

Sustainable resource

All our wood species are rigorously selected in order to provide you with optimum quality.

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Trusted suppliers

Wood Pivot

Love of wood and quality

Pro Lignum

Traceability and quality
wood products

SIMC

Products for
beautify the exterior

South Region

European Union

New industrial and digital production tool

Goals : modernization, digitalization and improvement of the company's production tools to guarantee its sustainability.
“Project co-financed by React EU – European Union recovery system in response to the Covid-19 pandemic”

The environmental requirement

Wood is one of Man's most sustainable and vulnerable resources. Responsible management can perpetuate it, abuse can quickly destroy it… Déco Charpente is committed to the conservation of forests. All our products are made from high-altitude wood from the Jura Massif.

A meticulous manufacturing process

At each stage, the company controls manufacturing so that the process meets high standards.

3D model

As part of an order, after fine-tuning and precise measurements from customers, the design office produces 3D plans down to the smallest detail in order to validate the project before manufacturing. This first step is essential, it is a real referee, it brings everyone into agreement.

Design area

In the design area, two other carpenters carry out a blank assembly of all the pieces of wood in order to check the entire shelter in its smallest details (assembly, cuts, slope, etc.). This third step represents internal quality control, it is the assurance of maximum satisfaction for all customers. Once the manufacturing of the shelter is completed, Déco Charpente stores it in its workshop while awaiting installation.

Maquette 3D

Wood pruning

Once validated, the plans are transferred from the design office to the numerically controlled machine. The carpenter, who controls the machine, machines each piece of wood, each of them is identified, then transported to the processing area. This second stage, called wood cutting, is the exact reflection of the 3D plans.

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3D model

As part of an order, after fine-tuning and precise measurements from customers, the design office produces 3D plans down to the smallest detail in order to validate the project before manufacturing. This first step is essential, it is a real referee, it brings everyone into agreement.

Wood pruning

Once validated, the plans are transferred from the design office to the numerically controlled machine. The carpenter, who controls the machine, machines each piece of wood, each of them is identified, then transported to the processing area. This second stage, called wood cutting, is the exact reflection of the 3D plans.

Design area

In the design area, two other carpenters carry out a blank assembly of all the pieces of wood in order to check the entire shelter in its smallest details (assembly, cuts, slope, etc.). This third step represents internal quality control, it is the assurance of maximum satisfaction for all customers. Once the manufacturing of the shelter is completed, Déco Charpente stores it in its workshop while awaiting installation.