About Kevin Boutin

Initially, Kevin Boutin was looking for a way to make his work on construction sites more efficient. With an idea in mind, he developed a first tool directly in his garage to address a problem he encountered in the field.

When he started using it on his own construction sites, the reaction around him was immediate. People wanted to understand what it was and, quite quickly, several asked to have one themselves.

It was from there that he began to improve his concept. Night after night, in his garage, he tested, adjusted, broke, started over. He learned 3D printing, materials, and the design of robust tools for real-world use on the construction site.

Over time, the prototypes became more refined and the project grew. Each version became stronger, more practical, and better adapted to the needs of workers.

Today, STAK stands as a concrete solution designed for the field. The goal is to help workers save time and make their work more efficient on a daily basis.

It all started with a practical idea, developed directly in a garage, with the desire to improve the reality of the construction site.