BWH Carpentry

Hi and Happy New Year to everyone. Apologies for not updating my page sooner but I've just added a new album (Summer/Winter 2022), showing some of the projects completed last year if anyone is searching for inspiration or ideas.

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Best wishes, Barry

Apologies as I've really struggled to find the time to keep my page updated with current work, being so busy. Therefore, before starting back to work tomorrow, I thought I'd just put together a series of photos from different projects completed in the latter part of 2020.

Hopefully I can keep you more up to date this coming year where I've got quite a bit of bespoke cupboards and wardrobes booked in to do in the coming months.

Best wishes everyone for 2021. Personally I hope it's a bit different to last year!

Very unusual space to fit a wardrobe into. This classic cottage had characteristic structural timbers/mouldings either side of the window which client obviously wanted to keep and show off, if possible. One of these was in front of the chimney breast reveal which was the only real available space to create/construct a wardrobe.

Wardrobe constructed using 18mm thick solid melamine faced chipboard units and shelving, wrapped in 18mm moisture resistant MDF. The Shaker style doors are constructed from the same material and hung on quality Blum concealed 'soft close' hinges.

Unit to be painted and handles supplied by client.

Photos of our most recently completed kitchen. Second Nature Milbourne Shaker style kitchen. Supplied and installed, with Hartforth Blue base unit frontage and Porcelain wall units and boiler housing. A combination of pewter k***s and pull handles fitted to kitchen frontage. Worktops are 27mm thick solid oak, complete with 100mm upstand and a white ceramic single bowl overlay sink. Canopy and gas hob also fitted but supplied by customer. Decoration, splashback and flooring to be completed by customer on this occasion.

Work included all 1st and 2nd fix plumbing, gas work and electrics. Joinery work also included the boxing in of pipework supplying and flowing from boiler.

This was a project to replace all of the internal joinery within a house that had originally been built and provided with dark stained panelled 4-panel doors and accompany door frames and mouldings.

At the customers request all of the door lining and mouldings were replaced with either a timber finish to be painted, or primed MDF mouldings. The existing 4-panel doors were replaced with solid core Shaker style doors hung on chrome plated hinges with matching door furniture.

Existing cupboard doors were also replaced and bespoke internal storage provided along with skirting and architrave mouldings to match exterior finish and seal any internal gaps/construction.

Finally three above door glazing panels were also removed and replaced with studwork partitions to form part of the existing partition walls.

Removal and replacement of rotten sections of a Georgian porch. With replacement timbers primed ready for final decoration/painting by customer.

Second Nature Fitzroy kitchen in Graphite with Snowfall quartz worktop supplied and fitted. Refurbishment included complete kitchen installation (incl 1st and 2nd fix plumbing, electrics and gaswork), new ceiling and lighting, re-plastering, radiator and internal doors

Floor to ceiling Shaker style wardrobe with sliding door combination comprising of two paneled doors and two mirrored doors. Internal layout also designed, supplied and installed to meet customer specification, prior to fitting of door frontage

Finished, decorated and fully loaded shelving units.