Our main focus is on traditionally joined timber frames. Each timber frame is individually designed, in house, and hand built in our workshop in Branscombe, East Devon. We offer a sypathetic timber restoration service and have carried out many repairs on historic and listed buildings working closely with listed building control and the historic monument authorities of England and Wales.
Our joinery is related to our timber framing projects we also undertake joinery work involved with historic building conservation. After two years of renovation to there lovely house and the final part of the project we built them a covered parking area which included a small workshop for Paul's stone carving and a.
We were asked to design an internal oak frame that looked as though it belonged in this room. The frame was manufactured from dried oak beams so as not to shrink when complete. Deciding to work more from home? Oak Homes Joinery Ltd will design and build something beautiful and perfectly suited to your own work.
Our joinery is related to our timber framing projects we also undertake joinery work involved with historic building conservation. After two years of renovation to there lovely house and the final part of the project we built them a covered parking area which included a small workshop for Paul's stone carving and a.
We were asked to design an internal oak frame that looked as though it belonged in this room. The frame was manufactured from dried oak beams so as not to shrink when complete. Deciding to work more from home? Oak Homes Joinery Ltd will design and build something beautiful and perfectly suited to your own work.
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Each timber frame is individually designed and hand built in our workshop in Branscombe, East Devon using many traditional joint and peg techniques along with the best of modern methods of frame construction required to fulfil the criteria of planning and building control. We enjoy working closely with all our clients to ensure that you get as close to your original ideas as possible.
During the early years of the timber frame revival in Britain the best way to understand the techniques and skills involved in this ancient craft was through the restoration of the old buildings themselves. Along with the excellent information and research provided through the newly begun Carpenters Fellowship in the UK and the American Guild of Timber Framers.
Our joinery work is related to the timber frame buildings we design and construct, including doors, windows and stairs. We also carry out historic joinery which includes doors, windows and other joinery required for conservation works on listed buildings. Among the other unusual projects undertaken are included panelled rooms, beds, carved bookcases and, occasionally, other furniture as seen below.
Following an apprenticeship in carpentry and joinery and 14 years working around Britain and Europe I began business as Oak Homes. Our first job was restoring parts of the entrance hall to Portmeirion in North Wales. The bizzare Italian style village built around architectural salvage by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925-1975 which featured as the backdrop to the cult 60's series 'The Prisoner'.
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