With well over 40 years experience in carpentry, and fully functioning static and mobile workshops, I am able to offer all aspects of bespoke carpentry and joinery, as well as standard refurbishments in your home, including doors, stairs, windows, skirting, furniture repairs, flooring, wardrobes, and general repairs and renovations.
It is well worth the time and effort to repair timber windows and frames, not only from a financial perspective but also from an aesthetic point of view. There are many fine examples of traditional timber windows, whether the timeless purity of traditional box sashes or straight forward timber casements, that complement the building's overall appearance. There are also unfortunately many examples of the outcome of replacement with plastic; it just doesn't work on older properties. Often you see two identical properties next to each other, one with plastic windows, the other retaining the original windows.
Changing your interior doors will have an immediate impact on the ambiance of your home. Hallways or landings may well be more door than wall for example, where there can be up to six doors in a relatively close space. If you have a dull or darkened hallway, changing the doors will transform this space. The main entrance door, that is your front door, will be your first line of defence against the outside world. Your door's style and choice can say to the world "welcome" as well as "we are secure".
Made from American Oak this handy piece of furniture answers the question of where to put those shoes that otherwise clutter the hallway. The two drawers above the rack serve to store scarfs, gloves and other miscellaneous items. This chair was of great sentimental value, the customers husband used to use it whilst convalescing, but sadly passed away. So, ' whatever it takes' was the message given to me. Initially I tried to salvage the old slats by. Two storage cupboards manufactured using Real wood Oak veneer MDF with the edges lipped in Oak, the shelves can be adjusted up or down using the brass inserts these are fitted into a groove so they are flush.
This Softwood Mopstick handrail with black brackets fitted to an elderly gentleman's staircase in Southampton. As I have said in past posts none of us are getting younger. The customer gratefully informed me that having this handrail will enable him. This crown cap handrail was left unpainted so that the grain and beauty of the wood can be seen, with this in mind I took my time selecting the wood for a clean straight grain without any knots. The above is a boarded stair, as opposed to using spindle's, this was popular in the 1970s and 80s.
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