Wobble Boards

Many 4TM products are made to order in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Rather than holding large quantities of finished stock, products that are not currently available enter production once your order has been confirmed.

For products that are not in stock, the estimated production and shipping time is typically 10 to 15 business days, depending on material availability, finishing requirements and the current workshop schedule. Products that are already in stock may be dispatched sooner.

Once your order enters production, it moves through the required stages of material preparation, fabrication, finishing and final inspection before being prepared for dispatch. Some products may be completed sooner, while production schedules may occasionally vary depending on the requirements of the product.

Natural materials may vary slightly in colour, grain and character from the product shown. These variations are part of the material and make each finished piece individual.

Once your order is complete and ready for dispatch, you will be notified when the courier has collected your order.

We deliver 4TM products across South Africa using courier services. Delivery availability and cost may vary depending on the size of your order, the destination and the delivery requirements of the product.

Products that are currently in stock are prepared and dispatched as soon as possible after your order has been confirmed.

If a product is not currently in stock, it is made to order in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Made-to-order products are produced, finished and prepared for dispatch within an estimated 10 to 15 business days.

The 10 to 15 business day timeframe refers to production and dispatch and does not include courier transit time. Delivery time after collection will vary depending on your location and the courier service available to your area.

Once your order has been completed, packed and collected by the courier, you will be notified that your order has been dispatched.

Many products across 4TM can be personalised or branded through 4thBrandHaus, allowing names, numbers, team identities, business logos and other artwork to become part of the finished product. Where branding is available, the method used is selected according to the product, material, artwork and quantity being produced.

For smaller quantities and individual products, branding will generally be completed through precision laser engraving, marking or CNC/laser cut-out details. These methods allow us to produce individual names, numbers and logos without requiring a large production run, making them particularly suited to personal equipment, gifts, team products and one-off pieces.

For larger quantities, screen printing may be used where it provides a more efficient and appropriate production method. This is particularly useful for teams, clubs, events, businesses and organisations requiring the same branding across a larger batch of products while maintaining a consistent appearance throughout the run.

Personalisation does not always need to be a company logo. Some of the strongest forms of identity are personal.

In motorsport, a racing number can become closely associated with a driver, rider, vehicle or team. It can carry years of competition, memories and personal meaning. Where suitable, products can therefore be personalised with race numbers, rider names, team names or combinations of these elements rather than being treated simply as generic equipment.

The same principle can extend into mountain biking, cycling and other competitive disciplines where rider numbers, names and team identities form part of the culture surrounding the sport. A personalised number plate, equipment piece or accessory can become something that belongs specifically to the person using it rather than simply another product off the shelf.

Where a product offers a branding option, customers may be asked to upload their logo or artwork when placing an order. Supplied artwork should preferably be provided in a clear, high-resolution or vector format. Depending on the manufacturing process, artwork may need to be simplified, converted or adjusted slightly so that it can be reproduced cleanly on the selected material.

The appearance of branding may also vary between materials. Laser engraving, for example, reacts differently across timber species, coatings and other surfaces, while screen-printed colours can appear slightly different depending on the underlying material and finish. These differences are part of working with real materials and manufacturing processes.

Not every branding method is suitable for every product. Where necessary, 4thBrandHaus may recommend an alternative process, positioning or artwork treatment to achieve a cleaner and more durable result.

The intention is not simply to place a logo onto a product. It is to give individuals, teams and businesses the opportunity to make selected 4TM products recognisably their own — whether that identity is represented by a company mark, a team name, a rider's surname or simply the number they are proud to compete under.