Bespoke Guitar Flightcases

Precision foam profiling for your exact instrument and setup.

We don't use generic guitar-shaped foam. Every case starts with measurements of your specific instruments—accounting for neck width, body depth, hardware protrusion, and headstock angles. Using CNC workshop cutting and careful density selection, we create foam that supports without pressure, cradles without movement, and protects without restricting access. For guitar tech cases managing multiple instruments, we map foam layouts that maximise density while maintaining individual instrument protection. Pedal boards get custom-cut profiles around specific pedal arrangements, preserving your signal chain layout. Cases arrive ready to load with confidence that foam engineering matches your gear exactly.

Integrated storage systems for complete touring setups.

Guitars don't tour alone. Our cases incorporate intelligent compartment design for everything that travels with your instruments. Pedal board trays with lift-out access and cable routing underneath. Tool compartments for hex keys, wire cutters, and string winders. Separate sections for spare strings, picks, slides, and capos. Cable storage with organisation systems that prevent tangling. Accessory drawers for tuners, batteries, and maintenance supplies. For guitar technicians, we create drawer systems and lift-out trays that replicate your workshop organisation, accessing what you need without unpacking the entire case during quick changeovers or emergency repairs. Our production flight cases include draws, hinged cabinets and anything else you might need for storage solutions within your case.

Construction matched to your transport reality.

A studio musician moving between London sessions needs different engineering than a touring tech loading cases into splitter vans daily. We select materials based on how you actually use your equipment. Lightweight composite construction for musicians doing regular air travel keeps cases within baggage limits while maintaining protection. Heavy-duty birch plywood with reinforced corners handles the demands of tour buses and festival transport. Recessed handles prevent snagging during load-in. Stackable designs with location points integrate with other touring cases. Professional Penn Elcom hardware survives thousands of open-close cycles. We build for the reality of your environment, not theoretical protection standards.

Access design that supports your workflow.

Generic cases force you to remove entire lids to access anything. We design around how you actually work. Hinged front panels give pedal board access without disturbing guitars stored above. Lift-out trays for tools and accessories mean you're not digging through foam during setup. For production and guitar tech cases, we create systems where instruments can be accessed individually—critical when you're doing quick changes between songs or need emergency access during performance. Separate compartments mean cables stay organised, tools stay accessible, and spare parts don't migrate through foam. Cases become part of your workflow efficiency, not obstacles to working quickly under pressure.