January-February 2012
Bespoke joinery INFORMATION
YEOVIL Woodworking, which offers a friendly professional service from initial contact through to project completion, would like to take this opportunity to thank all the businesses which supported its special feature in the December issue of South West Building & Construction magazine. The feature explained how
Yeovil Woodworking has been manufacturing bespoke joinery and trading across the South West for over 50 years. Today joiner Jason Corke heads a young and vibrant team with the skills and experience to manufacture customers’ projects on time and to a high standard. Jason says: ‘We employ craftsman, who have worked through an apprenticeship scheme and learned many aspects of the woodworking trade. ‘Yeovil Woodworking
provides a comprehensive range of bespoke staircases and, in addition, manufactures doors, windows and gates. We can
replicate designs and reproduce exact replicas to satisfy planning requirements. ‘Yeovil Woodworking
manufactures other bespoke joinery pieces such as: architrave, bookshelves, counters, desks, door frames, door linings, shop fronts, skirting and wardrobes. ‘Whatever you need, we’ll craft it using traditional techniques for high quality and durability at a great value price.’ Contact Yeovil Woodworking, 38 Buckland Road, Pen Mill Trading Estate, Yeovil, Somerset, BA21 5HA. Telephone: 01935 474190. Mobile: 07738 257 560.
Email via the address:
info@yeovilwoodworking.co.uk. Visit the website at:
www.yeovilwoodworking.co.uk.
■ Cladco-LJT Roofing and Cladding Sheeting Supplies wishes customers and suppliers every success in 2012. Tel 0800 917 9585.
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• BESPOKE JOINERY • DOORS • STAIRCASES • WINDOWS
Our team of skilled joiners can manufacture all types of bespoke projects.
Trade & Domestic NEED BESPOKE CUSTOM PROFESSIONAL JOINERY?
Call us today on 01935 474190 email:
info@yeovilwoodworking.co.uk www.yeovilwoodworking.co.uk
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