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Joiners are used to cut and fit joints in wood that do not use nails using traditional joints such as mortice and tenon. All work is usually carried out within workshops as the machinery used requires non-portable machinery, joiners are well known for their attention to detail and fine craftsmanship. Joiners are different to carpenters who would normally work on site. Joiners offer a large variety of services which can be bespoke to a customers exact needs whether its for a bespoke Conservatory, Window or Door a joiner will be able to give the customer options with different woods, cuts and finishes for a personal and bespoke finished product.

Joiners usually work offering a design, planning and installation service along side so that they can help carry out a project from beginning to end with any job you have in mind. Joiners are master craftsmen and are passionate about the work that they do, whether its a small bespoke piece of work or an architectural piece of installation each piece will have a unique and distinct character finish.

Most Joiners offer designs and build for individual needs which can include: wardrobes, bookcases, shelving, cabinets, tables and chairs to be made in mdf, oak or any type of timber. Pieces of furniture can be made for free standing or fitted pieces and completely made to measure and fit perfectly with your home.

Traditional wood joinery often use techniques that create distinctive material properties of wood, not using modern techniques which often resort to mechanical fasteners or adhesives. Joinery tradition is especially well documented and known throughout the UK including many different types of joints none of which use glue or nails.