About us
A family workshop in south-eastern Poland — from the forest to the finished piece
Our story
It started with grandfather Edward. He was a forester near Pogwizdów in the Subcarpathian region and looked after those forests for decades. He taught us to see a forest as something that outlasts a single life: a tree grows longer than any career, and you don't fell one without a reason.
His son, our uncle, got to know wood from the other end — he felled timber for the Leżajsk Forest District. He is the reason we read a log before it is cut. Two oaks from the same stand can be completely different material, and it shows long before the sawmill.
The workshop is run today by Karina. The knowledge of wood stayed the same; what came on top are tools grandfather never had: a 3D model instead of a sketch, a CNC machine instead of a template, and our own software that carries an order from the first email to collection.
We manufacture in Czarna in south-eastern Poland. Every piece passes through the hands of people who understand wood — from choosing the boards, through machining, to hand finishing.
From the forest to the finished piece
Each generation in this family did a different job with wood. Something from each one stayed with us.
- 01
Edward
Forester
Pogwizdów, Subcarpathia
He looked after the forest the rest of the family later worked in. Hence the rule we still keep: timber comes from a legal, documented source, never from a chance bargain.
- 02
Our uncle
Lumberjack
Leżajsk Forest District
Felling and sorting timber. He taught us to read a log: where the knot sits, how the grain runs and which part will still be straight once it has dried.
- 03
Karina's husband
Software engineer
Digital design, CNC, software
He brought the 3D model, the CNC machine and the systems that carry an order through the workshop. He writes them himself, and we use them here before they go anywhere else.
- 04
Karina
CEO & Founder
Czarna, south-eastern Poland
She runs the workshop and talks to customers. She decides what goes into production, when and on what terms — and she is the one who picks up the phone when something needs settling.
The oak stays the same. What changes is how we work it out.
Karina's husband is a software engineer — and he brought more than a CNC router. We design digitally, we wrote the configurators on this site ourselves, and orders are run by a system built here that works here, on the shop floor.
The design comes before the saw
A piece exists as a model first: sizes, hardware seats and tool paths are worked out before anything is cut. A change in the model costs a minute. The same change in a finished top costs the top.
CNC milling
The machine repeats the same detail as many times as needed, to the same accuracy. That is why we take on orders where every part is different and all of them still have to fit together.
3D configurators
You set the table, coffee table or sideboard yourself in the browser and look at it from every side before ordering anything. We wrote that configurator in house — it is not an off-the-shelf plugin.
Prodvero — our production system
Enquiry, quote, work order and timber usage all sit in one system we wrote. On the shop floor it runs on a phone and keeps working with no signal. That is why we know where your order stands without walking the workshop looking for a piece of paper.
Radius — a calculator for workshops
A free tool for cutting angles and compensations that we share with other woodworkers. It exists because we used to do the sums on paper next to the machine — and one misplaced decimal point is a wasted board.
Automation and AI where they actually save time
Reading orders out of emails and PDFs, material lists, stage notifications — a script does that, not a person retyping the same data for the fourth time. Less retyping means fewer wrong sizes.
The same team now writes software for other manufacturing, trade and service companies — web and mobile apps, automation, integrations and cloud (Flutter, Python, Azure, Google Cloud). It works under the name EnterAndGo Tech.
Visit EnterAndGo TechOur values
Tradition
Generations of experience with wood, passed down from a forester, through a lumberjack, to a workshop that designs digitally.
Ecology
We use timber from legal sources and eco-friendly finishes. We respect the forest we take from — it is the family inheritance.
Handwork
Every piece is finished by hand. We put machine accuracy together with a craftsman's experience so the wood keeps its own character.
Karina
CEO & Founder
“I believe the best products come from where tradition meets real commitment. At EnterAndGo we make things that outlive generations — just like the knowledge we inherited.”
Want to know us better?
Write to us — we will tell you more about the workshop and help you choose the right solid wood solution for your interior.
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