Baddow Joinery

We're hiring!

Baddow Joinery is looking for an experienced Bench Joiner.

We manufacture windows, doors and conservatories with occasional bespoke pieces.

You will be working as part of a small team but will also be required to work on projects where you will need to use your own initiative.

Attention to detail is key as the work we produce is to an exceptionally high standard which will need to be maintained.

Salary will depend on experience.

You must have experience of bench joinery in the same or a similar field.

The hours are full time Monday-Friday 08.00-17.00 with possible overtime if required and agreed.

Email us at [email protected] to apply.

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This week we're showcasing some of the double door sets we have made over the last few weeks.

Some have side panels and some are just double doors.

You can see the variety of door styles we can do and that are available.

Give us a call or an email to discuss your double door requirements.

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These windows are painted all white but with black outer frames to match the beams of the house that they were fitted into.

They looked amazing when they were fitted!

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Here are some of the doors we've been working on recently. Some were going to be stained and some were painted by the customers before being fitted.

If you could imagine seeing one of these doors at the front of your house give us a shout via messenger or email us at [email protected]

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Here's a lovely hardwood door we made recently.

It's going to be stained once its fitted by the customer. This will really bring out the natural beauty of the wood.

If you are looking to replace any of your exterior doors why not give us a call or send us a message.

It's been a while since we posted but we've been very busy behind the scenes making some lovely doors and windows for our lovely customers before Christmas.

We will be breaking up for Christmas on Thursday 23rd December and will and will return to work on Monday 10th January 2022.

We would like to wish all our customers a very Merry Christmas.

Andy & Shaun :)

This incredible (and huge) front door was made from utile hard wood and is going to have a stained finish once it goes to the customer.

It's going to look amazing!

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Here's another door made from utile hardwood which will shortly be going off to its new home

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Another lovely door finished recently and off to its new home.

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This elegant front door was finished and sent off to its new owner recently.

Made from utile hardwood it will have a painted finish.

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Here's a close up of one of the doors we made recently.

You can see the precision and craftsmanship that goes into everything we make that only comes from skill and experience.

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We made this fabulous door recently from utile hardwood which is incredibly hard wearing and has a lovely finish.

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Here's a work in progress shot of the arched window we showed you a couple of posts back.

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Another door frame and side panel made in sapele hardwood that we supplied to our customer.

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Here's a lovely arched frame and side panels we made recently in sapele hardwood.

We loved making this arched window as it was a bit different.

Created in sapele hardwood and painted to match the existing windows I'm sure you'll agree that it looks fabulous!

These hardwood doors are going to be taking up residence poolside!

They have been primed ready for the customer to paint them once they're in situ.

Here's one set out of seven sets of georgian double doors made in sapele hardwood and primed ready for the customer to paint them.

Here are a pair of hardwood double doors with a shaped head.

The bottom panels (zoom in on the second picture) have a unique 'cricket bat' panels as they are shaped like the back of a cricket bat.

This hardwood door is a copy of a 1960's style door with georgian style bars at the top.

It is made in Sapele and is going to be painted by the customer.

This is the front and back view of one of four identical sliding doors.

Made in sapele hardwood.

Here's some photos of a job we finished recently for a school reception counter.

It was made in Ash and then varnished to bring out the beautiful grain of the wood.

The counter was L shaped which allowed more work space on both sides.

As promised here are are some more pictures of the job we did recently in a conservation area in Norfolk.

The outside pictures were taken just after fitting and before the brickwork was repainted which is why it looks a bit messy around the edges!

Sadly due to covid and restricted travel we haven't been able to go back and take any completed photos but you can get an idea of how fab it's going to look when it's completely finished!

Here are a few more pictures of the Georgian box sash windows we made recently. As you can see they were made in hardwood and were sprayed in anthracite grey on the outside whilst the inside was white.

In the next post there will be some pictures of the finished job.

Just before we broke up for Christmas we completed a Georgian hardwood job in a conservation area in Norfolk.

The windows had to be in keeping with the original and the customer was delighted. Here's some pictures of one of the doors we made. It was made in sapele hardwood and sprayed an anthracite grey on the outside and white on the inside.

Pictures of the sash windows will follow in the next post.

Here's another hardwood door we made before Christmas in a Georgian style but with a solid hardwood panel in the bottom.

It was a back door for a customer.

Here's before, during and after pictures of a lovely door we made just before Christmas.

It was made from utile hardwood and sprayed with pillar box red paint for a truly distinctive look!

Once in its white frame it looks truly stunning.

Here's some photos of a set of double doors which we recently made. We fixed panels in the bottom that were made of Tricoya MDF. This MDF is incredibly durable and waterproof, so it can be used outdoors. It's also environmentally sound, formaldehyde free and FSC certified (like all the wood and timber we use).

Although it looks a different colour to the doors the doors were painted by the customer so the difference in colour wasn't noticeable once painted. Worth it for the extended durability!

Here's another pile of flush casement windows finished and ready to go to their new home.