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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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Click on a thumbnail to see the image. The images include projects built while I was teaching. Students at the Prince of Wales's Institute of Architecture.
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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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Much of my work is conservation window frames and doors. Today’s challenge is to retain the original look. While enabling the doors and frames to perform. Windows are usually double glazed, with machined. In draft excluders I am also proud to have developed my own type of beading (a more weatherproof solution). Sometimes I also use a gasket for an even better seal. I tend to use microporous paint. Left and above: curved window and door -. Part of barn restoration and modernisation.
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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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I offer a full fitting service for all my work. My knowledge of traditional methods often leads me. To choose lime-based mortar for making good around window frame edges etc more appropriate for. The majority of my work is in Norfolk but I am prepared to travel for the right project. Left: Pair of Idigbo doors and frame, barn conversion. Above: European oak cabinet and seat made and fitted at All Saints Church, Walsoken, Norfolk.
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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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The business was set up by my father, Alan Taylor,. In 1969. Trading as Alan Taylor and Sons, his reputation as a skilled artist and carpenter grew through word of mouth. He worked extensively on bespoke projects for local estates and also made candlesticks for St. Edmund’s Church. With dad away on holiday in 1980 I made myself a turned bed. This was enough to inspire me to work with my father and learn the trade. For progress updates on this.
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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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I offer specialist refurbishment expertise for Victorian conservatories. Complete refurbishment might include replacing rotten sashes or building an entire new roof. This could incorporate modern rubber gaskets into traditional-looking, slender glazing bars. Finer details such as matching moulding styles would also make up part of a refurbishment. Other restorations carried out have included:. An octagonal bell tower. Lime mortar re-pointing of a church bell tower.
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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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I have an interest in making Russian-style garden buildings, complete with shingled onion dome. I. Used to use locally-grown larch and Douglas fir shingles although these days I tend to use the more durable Canadian western red cedar shingles. Above: Re-shingled sauna roof. Changing room, Hilgay.
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Taylor & Sons, Carpentry - Woodwork - Norfolk
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I have a couple of lathes; one of which enables me to turn timber up to nine feet long. I work at different scales from a chess set to a four poster bed. Above: Mahogany bedpost (fluted). Below: English yew paschal candlestick.
