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Three trades, one barn

Three kinds of work, all in solid English timber, all drawn and made in the barn by the four of us.

  • Every piece drawn before a board is cut
  • One price, agreed in writing
  • Delivered and fitted by the people who made it
A kitchen with terracotta walls and cream painted cabinets

Three kinds of work

An oak kitchen with pale stone worktops

Kitchens

Solid timber kitchens, scribed to old walls and made to be repaired.

An ash dining table by tall windows

Furniture

Dining tables, dressers and benches, made one at a time.

Heavy oak beams across a roof

Oak frames

Garden rooms, porches and open roofs in green oak.

What goes into everything

English timber

Oak, ash and walnut from mills within forty miles, air-dried in our own shed.

Proper joints

Mortise and tenon, dovetails and oak pegs. Glue where it helps, screws almost never.

Oil, not lacquer

A hard wax oil you can renew yourself with a cloth, so a scratch is never the end.

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