Doors, windows & architectural millwork
Timber windows & doors, made in Dorset
Made-to-measure doors, windows and architectural millwork in solid timber — the fabric that gives a house its character.
Doors, windows and mouldings are the details a house is read by — worth making properly, in solid timber.
We make internal and external doors, sash and casement windows, and the architraves, skirtings and cornices that tie a house together — all to measure, in solid timber, to match the room.
From a single fielded door to a full set of joinery for a new house, everything is drawn, made and hung by the same workshop.
For sash windows in a listed or conservation-area house, see our heritage and sash-window joinery; for doors that disappear into a wall or a bookcase, see hidden and jib doors. We make and fit timber windows and doors across Poole, Bournemouth and Dorset.
External & entrance doors
Front and garden doors made to measure in durable, stable timber — glazed or panelled, weathered detailing and ironmongery drawn in from the start.
Entrance door
Panelled & jib doors
Panelled, flush and concealed jib doors, mould-matched to the room and hung with the ironmongery to suit.
See hidden bookcase & secret doors.
Internal joinery
What this includes
Common questions
Doors & windowsDo you make external doors and windows as well as internal?
Yes — internal and external doors, and sash and casement windows, made to measure in solid timber or Accoya for stability and longevity.
Can you supply doors to match an existing house?
We make doors and mouldings to match the character of the house — panelled, flush or concealed — and fit the ironmongery to suit.
What is Accoya, and why use it?
Accoya is a modified timber that is exceptionally stable and durable — a good choice for external doors and windows where longevity matters.
Where we work
Doors & windows for homes in Poole, Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs, Branksome Park and Bournemouth — and across Dorset, the New Forest & Hampshire.
Also from the workshop
By appointment
Arrange a consultation.
Tell us about your house and your project, with a few photos and rough sizes if you have them. We'll come back with a guide price, and once it works for you we'll arrange a visit — at your home, or at our workshop and showroom on Allens Lane. No obligation, and no fixed catalogue.