
From the workshop
Projects as they leave the bench, notes on timber and finishes, and the occasional word about what is happening at Ham Leas Farm.

We recently designed built and finally installed this attractive Oak staircase in Hamill near Sandwich Kent. Typically most Oak staircases we create are completed using French Oak; on this occasion, we opted for American white Oak as the wood is more suited to its final surroundings. American White oak is a strong, durable hardwood. However, […]
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We recently designed and created these stunning hardwood patio doors in Chilham near Canterbury Kent. The finished doors complemented the house perfectly, and we simply had to share the results. Each joinery installation created by the Spittlywood team takes into account the style and period of your property. This ensures your new installation blends effortlessly […]
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Take a look at these images from a recent bespoke joinery installation in Sevenoaks in this instance the team designed and installed this stunning Hardwood door. When replacing a door like this, it is essential to either recreate the original door or match the door with other local houses of a similar style. However, this […]
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Take a look at images from our latest project between Biddenden and Benenden near Tenterden Kent our, this beautiful conservatory fits seamlessly with its surroundings and will last for many years. Accoya is the perfect solution when creating this type of building, this chemically engineered wood comes complete with a 50 year warranty. As a […]
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This beautiful staircase is a subtle change from our usual works, the use of glass and painted hardwood make this modern staircase attractive and hard-wearing in equal measures. Spittlywood produced this staircase in our Hamstreet workshop and installed in Kennington, Ashford. We used MDF For the treads and the main body of the staircase this […]
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We recently had the pleasure to design and build this beautiful fitted bedroom furniture in Chislehurst. To create the carcasses of each unit the team used MDF this is due to MDF reacting incredibly well to the addition of paint. To give a high end finish each of the units features hardwood surrounds and fronts […]
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These Accoya doors blend well with their surroundings, moreover our customers benefit from a 50 year warranty making Accoya the perfect choice for external joinery installations. This superb chemically treated wood reacts well to paint and lacquer. In this instance our customer opted for a factory spray paint which gives the door an excellent finish […]
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When planning joinery projects, the Spittlywood team will do all within our power to ensure your new installation fits seamlessly with its surroundings, after all the purpose of our work is to improve our customers homes original features. As such we will work with a variety of woods and fitments to ensure your new windows […]
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Considering a bespoke front door? Take a look at these images from a recent installation in Bromley, South London. The Spittlywood team create bespoke wooden doors of all styles in a variety of woods. In this example, we used the chemically treated wood Accoya, which is our first point of call when creating external installations, […]
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Another traditional joinery project by the Spittlywood team this paticular installation is in Faversham Kent. As is becoming increasingly normal our team needed to adhere to the existing design as we seem to be working on more and more period properties. Careful consideration needed to be used to ensure our design is as close as […]
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Our team can create exact replicas of any existing window When replacing windows in an older home, it is essential and in some cases a legal requirement to maintain the looks of your property. This is particularly true when replacing windows or doors in a conservation listed building as the law states your replacement windows […]
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The team have been busy creating this beautiful casement window. Our customer wanted the window to allow as much light as humanly possible into their room in this instance and due to this specific requirement, we decided to utilise a seldom-used glazing technique called Direct Glazing. Direct Glazing is a method of setting the glass […]
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See the full range of bespoke joinery, with photographs of recent installations.