Suffolk JOINER & FURNITURE MAKER

Workshop based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

Custom-made furniture, kitchens, gates & joinery
– Expertise comes as standard!

Located near the town of Bury St Edmunds in the beautiful Suffolk countryside, Allan's workshop is where Allan carefully creates furniture, kitchens, gates and traditional joinery for his clients.

If you are looking for that expert touch, along with the greatest of attention to every detail, then contact Allan today.

Allan’s Services

  • Image of kitchen interior with a sink and blue wall representing kitchen design and build services in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

    Personalised Bespoke Kitchens

    The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in any home. Allan knows how crucial it is to get the kitchen you want for yourself and your family. Allan will always go the extra mile to deliver the best kitchen possible.

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  • Image of a joint in wood representing handmade furniture in Suffolk.

    Bespoke Handmade Furniture

    Custom-made furniture created to your exact requirements. Allan works closely with his clients to ensure he delivers what they want in style and function.

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  • Image of a window frame representing joinery services in Suffolk.

    Joinery & Other Services

    Traditional joinery for conservation projects and replacements, through specialist items for new building projects.

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Frequently Ask “Joinery” Questions

  • A Joiner is a woodworker who makes timber items for the construction industry, such as windows, doors, staircases, and furniture.

  • A joiner is usually more workshop-based and makes components for the construction industry, whilst a carpenter typically works on-site in the customer’s homes.

  • A Joiner is a skilled craftsman with experience who knows the most suitable timber for each job, what cut of the tree to use, how to machine, and what the best joint would be for any given job. All these skills are transferable to furniture making, so a good joiner can make furniture.

  • Spray painting offers a superior finish; preparation, sanding, filling, and nibbing between coats is needed to achieve the perfect finish. This offers increased durability and protection. However, this perfect finish is not always required, and some character in the form of brush marks or the need to maintain and touch up with a brush is necessary. Every job has a different brief.

  • In joinery or furniture terms, this means something purpose-made for you. It may be to fit a space, style, colour, or requirement that can not be achieved with an off-the-shelf piece of furniture or furniture purchased on the high street.