Raffles Interior Limited, an investment holding company, provides interior fitting-out services in Singapore. The company offers project and construction management services; and interior fitting-out services, including manufacture or installation of ceiling, carpentry, joinery, plastering, floor finishing, woodworks, steel and metal works, painting works, sanitary fittings and wares, MEP works, as well as structural works, such as staircases; and other associated works. It also manufactures, customizes, and supplies carpentry/joinery and integral fixtures, as well as upholstery works; and maintenance services for interior fitting-out projects. The company serves premises in the private commercial sector, such as commercial and light-industrial properties; construction contractors; and professional consultants. Raffles Interior Limited was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Singapore. Raffles Interior Limited is a subsidiary of Ultimate Global Enterprises Limited.
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