Levelling oak slats

Craftsmanship

Craftsmanship lies in what you do not see

A continuous joint, a wall without shadows, a cabinet that closes without a sound. This is how we secure quality.

Oak dovetail joint
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Our own workshop

We make cabinets, panelling, stairs and doors in our own workshop in solid oak and walnut. Dovetail joints, veneered fronts and oil or lacquer finishes.

Sawing in the workshop
Oak boards in the workshop
Jointing a natural stone wall with brass tap
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Materials

Natural stone, lime plaster, oak and brass. Materials that improve with age. We advise on care and wear for every choice.

Hand on the edge of a natural stone worktop
Levelling oak slats
Detail of trowel and RENOVA logo on the sleeve
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Finishing

Plaster is checked under raking light, paint lines are hand-masked, tiles aligned to the joint. Handover is only complete when the details are right.

Restoring an ornament above the fireplace
Masking a skirting before painting
Distribution board recessed in an oak niche
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Engineering

Pipework pressure-tested, electrics measured, underfloor heating balanced. All recorded in a handover file you keep.

Balancing the underfloor heating manifold
Copper pipework for a concealed thermostat

Our standard

Inspection points per project

  • Setting out at start
  • Reinforcement before pouring
  • Pipework before closing in
  • Electrics before finishing
  • Raking light before painting
  • Joint final inspection
Fitting a walnut wall of cabinets

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A first conversation is without obligation. You will hear from us within two working days.

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