Joinery - including Ornamental and plain wooden gates |
| Examples of a wide range of joinery projects I have carried out over the years |
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.
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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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