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We have worked closely with architects and building engineers to ensure the correct preparation and design to complement the fabric of the building. Bespoke joinery requires materials of exceptional quality and an intimate knowledge of each material and the techniques to use and turn it into a unique and personalised feature.
If your chosen material is wood, we can use various types and species of timber, which include English Oak, Ash, Chestnut, Elm, Cherry, Maple, Walnut, Yew and Mahogany. After drying outdoors for several years, the wood is kiln-dried to stabilise the moisture content, so that it can withstand variations in temperature and humidity without splitting or warping. Workshop conditions are controlled and monitored throughout the making of each piece of furniture, so that the perfection of the wood is maintained from construction through to completion and for the rest of its long life. |
Church House Furniture Makers use only the very finest materials to create bespoke staircases, handrails and furniture for you. We specialise in traditional joinery techniques and materials.