Gwynedd Joinery

01/02/2026

19/05/2022

A staircase made using ash, with double handrails and toughened glass. There is a cupboard underneath the staircase to create a useful storage space.

31/03/2022

We were able to re-create the design that our client had chosen. We sandwiched insulation between oak boards, making the overall thickness 60mm. Extra long keys were required.

Solid bronze handles made in Italy and supplied by the customer.

Client is very satisfied and has already placed an order for another door and frame in the same style, which will be delivered to Manchester.

Borth Y Gest, Gwynedd.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

13/11/2021

Adam and Donna ,Pren, will be adding resin around the slate in the centre of the tabletop. The ironworks were made by a blacksmith from Portmadog.

11/11/2021

Gwynedd Roberts, a joiner from Nefyn, asked us to copy a door in Pwllheli. Made from oak with an overall size of 7ft2" x 3ft1". We were able to improve the original frame by adding complimentary mouldings and draught seals.

26/09/2021

Another reason to never give up.

24/08/2021

Never give up.

14/08/2021

02/10/2020

In addition to other windows we have made, this double hung window made in oak will provide a safe fire exit. Glazed again using slimline that is the only acceptable glass allowed for use in most listed buildings.

14/01/2020

1 of 4 oak windows made for a listed building in Blaenau Ffestiniog. National park have approved the use of Slimlite double glazing because of its ability to blend with existing features of historic windows. Window furniture supplied from The Anvil.