What we make
Heritage, listed & conservation joinery
Conservation-grade joinery for period and listed homes — sash windows, doors, panelling and mouldings, matched to the original fabric.
Work near a protected interior asks for restraint, the right timber, and a joiner who reads the building before the drawing.
We make and repair joinery for period and listed properties — sash windows, panelled doors, staircases, panelling and mouldings — matched to what is already there and detailed with respect for the original fabric.
Where a moulding, a sash box or a stair profile has to be copied, we take it off the building and reproduce it exactly. New work is made to sit quietly alongside the old, in occupied and listed homes alike.
Sash & casement windows
We repair and draught-proof original sashes where we can, and make like-for-like replacements in timber or Accoya where a window is beyond saving — the profile taken off the building and reproduced exactly.
Sash restoration
Period & panelled doors
Panelled doors, frames and mouldings made to match the character of an older house, and hung with ironmongery to suit — new joinery detailed to sit quietly alongside the old.
Period joinery
What this includes
Common questions
Heritage & conservationDo you work on listed buildings?
Yes. We work in period and listed homes, matching new joinery to the original fabric and working sensitively in occupied and protected interiors.
Can you repair rather than replace original sash windows?
Where possible we repair and draught-proof the original sashes; where a window is beyond repair we make a like-for-like replacement.
Can you copy an existing moulding or profile?
Yes — we take the original off the building and reproduce cornices, architraves, skirtings and stair profiles exactly.
Where we work
Heritage & conservation 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. We'll arrange a visit — at your home, or at our workshop and showroom on Allens Lane — to discuss what's possible. No obligation, and no fixed catalogue.