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Sunrise Kitchens Ltd invests in expansion worth $12 million

Darpan News Desk , 01 Feb, 2021 08:09 PM

Sunrise Kitchens, a Surrey BC based kitchen cabinet manufacturer, announces the near completion of their $12 million expansion including a significant investment in automated equipment. “The expansion allows us to increase our production capacity to better serve the requirements of the North American West Coast construction and multi-family development industry” said business owner and CEO Paul Bhogal.

35,000 square feet were added to the existing facility to create a total of 80,000 square feet. This increase will support their transformation towards automated manufacturing applying Kaizen principles along with lean manufacturing thinking , and overall greater value to our customers.

Automated production offers more precision, enhanced efficiency and a 50% increase in capacity allowing manufacturing with shorter lead-times, higher quality products and overall greater value to our customers.

We are near completion of our $12 million expansion including a significant investment in automated equipment. 35,000 sq ft added to existing facility creating a total of 80,000 sq ft. Automated production offers increased capacity, shorter lead-times and higher quality products. pic.twitter.com/DbjhFNz2IP
— Sunrise Kitchens Ltd (@sunrisekitchens) January 28, 2021

Sunrise Kitchens is proud to have been able to safely continue production throughout the pandemic as well as grow their team to support their expansion and remain delivering products to keep the local construction industry thriving.

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