Examples of a wide range of joinery projects I have carried out over the years
 
Lychgate in oak for St. Clements, Saltfleetby. I was commissioned to make a copy of the gate that was built in 1930 but stolen in 2006, using the rather grainy photograph of the original below as my only available guide.
 
Gate built in 1930 by Mr Webster Replacement gate built in spring 2012 by Peter Millburn
 
Ornamental gates, made in local oak. Two views, taken five years apart, one of each side. With handmade ironwork by local blacksmith, Mick Toyne of West Ashby.
Coach house doors. Five pairs of large doors for coach yard of 18th century Nottinghamshire country house. In Douglas fir, painted.
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Bathroom and dressing room.
Part of a panelled bathroom and dressing room with classical pediment
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New oak doors to the bell tower
in the Grade One listed Georgian church at Langton-by Spilsby |
Set of windows to converted windmill. Window sashes are centrally pivoting.
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Cabinet bathroom in painted tulip wood, showing intricate joinery and complex classical moldings. Sunburst floor in natural oak.
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Oak kitchen. Part of a solid oak kitchen with teak draining board, built around a Belfast sink. For small converted almshouse. |
Gothic window - one of a set of windows
for restored listed early 19th century almshouse |
Contemporary doors and windows
to converted tractor shed, to architect's design |
Windows and doors to row of converted listed 18th century cottages. Traditional Yorkshire sliding sash windows, and ledged and braced doors |
Large oak doors made to customer's design for loggia of large country house.
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Heavy oak door, set into 18th century stone wall. With sliding cover over barred window.
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New doors and boxed sash windows for listed building in conservation area of Horncastle. I also made repairs to the moulded 18th century door surround
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Door in oak to the room at the base of one of the towers
of the Bishop's Palace, Lincoln |
New roofs in larch for the 15th century towers on the walls of the Bishop's Palace, Lincoln
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An early project, from 1978, for the Monmouth Coffee House, Covent Garden. In reclaimed demolition timber, posts salvaged from a skip in Mayfair. Freda and Gunther trying it out. |
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