GPS Carpentry’s Latest Projects

@howdensjoinery joinery Prefinished Dordogne Oak Internal Hardwood Doors which have been recently fitted in the New forest area. Nicely complimented by the Sofia Satin Nickel Rose Handle, a perfect pairing. These doors give this home an elegant and t
A fresh coat of paint can make all the difference! We sanded and painted this door and surround, giving it a brand new look. The red door really pops! #doorpainting #renovation #DIY #reddoor Work completed under instruction from Bespoak
We recently transformed this kitchen with a stunning solid beech worktop. We also installed a new sink, tap, and added a sleek tile upstand for a polished finish. What do you think? #kitchenrenovation #beechworktop #sinkinstallation #tileupstand #h
A little bit of TLC goes a long way! We gave the Ewell Court House notice board a much-needed makeover, replacing the old, damaged wood and giving it a fresh coat of stain. It's now ready to serve the community for years to come. #carpentry #woodwo
Decking project in full swing! 🔨 Foundations are done and the joists are in place. Time to start laying the boards. Can't wait to see the finished product! #decking #DIY #homeimprovement #outdoorliving #backyard #garden #homedecor #homeowner #week
Just finished this beautiful oak engineered wood floor with MDF skirting. Perfect for any room! in this instance, a small cabin room! This work was completed as part of a project managed by Bespoak Carpentry #carpentry #woodworking #oakflooring #i
Expertly installed oak veneer fire doors, meeting all fire regulations. We also added high-quality locks and latches for a secure and stylish finish. Finished the oak doors with a coat of wax to improve their aesthetic appeal. Fitted a white interio
This water-damaged front door was in dire need of some TLC. We carefully removed the old MDF covering and restored the door to its original solid wood state. We then fitted marine ply panels and replaced the ironmongery. This door is now good as new!
This dado rail was a real challenge to install, but the end result was worth it! The challenges: Curved shape: Dado rails are usually straight, so cutting and fitting a curved one was a real challenge. Compound miters: These are difficult to cut a
What do you think of this curved dado rail? We love the way it complements the staircase. It's made from pine with compound miters, a true show of carpentry expertise! This work was completed by myself as part of a project managed by Bespoak Carpent