Our joiners
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The workshopWork that fits because it was made for the place
Old houses move. Walls lean, floors slope and nothing is the size the tape says it should be — which is why furniture bought in a box leaves gaps and a made piece does not.
We make in the workshop and fit on site, so the dust stays with us and the disruption to you is a day or two rather than a fortnight.
Made properly
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Measured here, not guessed
Every piece is drawn from the room itself, corners and all.
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A drawing first
You see what you are getting, and what it costs, before anything is cut.
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Real materials
Solid timber, veneered board or MDF for painting — chosen for the job and told to you by name.
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Fitted properly
Scribed to the wall, packed level, and finished so it looks built in.
Work from the workshop
Pieces made and fitted, and a few of the rooms before we started.
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Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko / PexelsHow a fitted job goes
We come and measure, talk about what goes inside it and how you want it finished, and send a drawing with an itemised quote. Nothing is cut until you are happy with the drawing.
We make in the workshop, then fit in a day or two. You get the offcuts for the fire if you want them.