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Cumberland House Joinery Works
We have been busy again.. This time at Cumberland House in Royal Tunbridge Wells, The owners had a number of requirements mostly centered around the age old problem of additional storage, the team also designed and installed a lime washed planter.
When working in this type of property the primary focus is to ensure any new installation is in keeping with the look and feel of your existing building. Lime wash and painted wood are just two of a number of quality finishes provided by Spittlywood Ltd, whatever your requirements the team have a bespoke design and finish just for you.
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PAS stands for Product Assessment Specification. It is produced by BSI (British Standards Institute). This document is used to test and assess the increased security performance requirements for door sets and window types that are designed to resist the attacks experienced in the UK.
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After year’s of planning and months in the making, this beautiful modern Oak Staircase is no longer an architects draft. But rather an attractive centrepiece of this contemporary new build home in Pluckley Kent. For the frameless balustrades, we used hurricane-proof structural glass initially developed to be used on skyscrapers. The glass is bolted to […]
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The Spittlywood team recently designed and created these Hardwood doors for a client in Kings Hill. The team opted to use the extraordinarily hardwearing and element-resistant hardwood Sapele, which is typically used in external joinery installations. Sapele is known for its high level of rot resistance and its ability to accept many finishes, including varnishes […]
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Tell us what you have in mind, or bring us a sketch. Visits to the workshop are welcome, and home or site visits can be arranged.
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See the full range of bespoke joinery, with photographs of recent installations.
