About Cabentra
About
Clinical cabinetry designed, made and delivered by one team in Motherwell. We have been building for working practices since 2016.
- Founded
- 2016
- Workshop
- Motherwell, Scotland
- Team
- Nine people
- Made by
- Our own workshop
Who we are
A workshop first, a website second.
Cabentra is the clinical cabinetry arm of Riverbank Construction, founded by Kevin Daly in 2016. Everything we sell is made by our own team in our own workshop. We buy in the materials and nothing else.
That matters in a surgery. When the people who draw a cabinet are a few metres from the people who cut it, a drawer ends up where a nurse reaches for it, and a sealed edge is sealed because someone here checked it.
Our story
From building sites to surgeries.
The short version of how a construction company came to make dental cabinetry.
2016
Riverbank Construction is founded
Kevin Daly sets up Riverbank Construction in Motherwell, building and fitting out commercial interiors.
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The first clinical room
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Bringing manufacture in house
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X-ray doors
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2026
Cabentra opens online
The cabinetry we have been making for practices becomes a catalogue anyone can order from: priced online, made to order in the same workshop, and shipped direct by courier or pallet.
How we work
Three things we will not compromise on.
01
Made here
Every cabinet, worktop and door is made by our own team in Motherwell. No subcontracted manufacture.
02
Built for clinical use
Sealed edges and surfaces that take daily clinical cleaning, and layouts planned around the way a clinical team moves.
03
Straight answers
Prices are published. If you do not need something, we will tell you. That includes lead-lined doors.
The people
Nine people, one workshop.
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