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Kitchen fitting
Units, worktops, doors and end panels fitted to the room you have. Like for like swaps and full rip outs.
See Kitchen fittingWHAT WE FIT
The jobs people call us for
Four of the jobs we get called out for most. Everything else is on the services page.
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Wall removals and RSJ beams
Load-bearing walls taken out and steel put in. The engineer calculates it, we install to that, and building control signs it off.
See Wall removals and RSJ beams
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Media walls
Television recessed, cables run out of sight, chimney breast boxed and finished ready for paint.
See Media walls
04
Fencing and gates
Panels, close board, posts and gates. Replacing a line that has come down, or setting out a new one.
See Fencing and gatesINTERNAL DOORS
Pick your doors and handles
Choose the door and the handles you want, tell us how many, and Rhys will price it up. Takes a minute and there is no sales call.
Why Ashwood
Most wardrobe problems are scribing problems
Walls bow, floors fall away and ceilings drop. A carcass built to a drawing will show every one of those. We cut to the room you have, then scribe the fillers in so the gaps are not there to see.
Scribed to the room, not to a drawing
Howdens trade account for doors and kitchens
One measure-up, one written spec
Built to the room, not to a drawing
Walls bow, floors fall away and ceilings drop. Scribing is how a square carcass ends up looking like it grew there.
Panelling and media walls
Panelling set out from the room, not from a standard
Panel spacing gets set out around the sockets, the radiator and the chimney breast first. That is the difference between panelling that looks fitted and panelling that looks stuck on.
Wall panelling and alcove joinery
Media walls and chimney breasts
What you get
A written spec before anything is ordered
You get the door schedule, the panel layout and the carcass sizes on paper.
Measured on site and scribed on site.
Howdens trade account for doors, kitchens and mouldings.
FAQ
Questions we get asked before a job starts
Notes
Straight answers on wardrobes, panelling and doors
The questions people ask before booking a visit.