When you go to a timber merchant to buy your timber, please bear in mind that each merchant may be using different suppliers, so what’s available in one may not be available in another. Also, each can have a distinctive…
Read MoreThis image shows the repair and replacement of the bottom portion of a supporting post to a porch. The method used is a 45 degree scarf with a timber key machined through to prevent slip of the joint in years…
Read MoreUnderstair storage is a great way of utilising space under the stairs, particulary if shelves are incorperated into the design. Cupboards can hide all that stuff that clutters up the hallway – boots, coats, pushchairs, vacuum cleaners, and so on. These doors are…
Read MoreThis shows some replacement external steps. The wood is finished in non-slip clear coating.
Read MoreThis shows a replacement decking fitted on top of an existing one that was showing signs of decay.
Read MoreHere is the completed room. I was surprised and impressed by the quality of this floor. Burmese Teak is as rare as rocking horse droppings as there have been no imports of this timber for many years, due to trading restrictions,…
Read MoreThis was a recent repair to a conservatory roof, undertaken without taking the polycarbonate roof off, using 45 degree scarfing joints and finishing in white gloss.
Read MoreThese are images of the restoration of a Victorian chest of drawers, finished in Briwax.
Read MoreThis is my latest carpentry project: a couple of french doors in Hemlock wood with laminated clear glass, thus enabling more light to enter into the room. Unique, stunning, individual – these doors are handmade, designed for everyday use, and create…
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