BW Carpentry

A customer asked for a timber box to be built around the underfloor heating valves.

Complete with hand made 25mm MDF double doors and a removable top panel to allow the plumber to make additional adjustments in the future.

A nice easy one today, constricting a temporary stud wall in a garage and then ply lining the surface with the aim of secure the contents of the garage for the site

Multiple Window board fitted today in a plot in exmouth.

Complete with a bullnose finish and 30mm horns as specified

A small kitchenette I fitted in the Exeter college staff room back in august

Timber stud wall made to partition an en-suite off from a bedroom.

Featuring double noggins to reduce vibrations and a correctly fitted door lining

Another example of my first fixing.

A hanging timber ceiling designed to run flush with the encased steel joist that runs through the middle. Due to the span of the segment on the left I had to construct a series of pick-up point in the middle of the joists. This had the effect of removing any unwanted movement in the ceiling.

Last summer a customer in Newton Abbott contacted me saying they’d had a leak in the downstairs toilet and the water had destroyed the timber box encasing the soil pipe.

I was hired to remove the old timber boxing, skirting and caulking and replace throughout

The first two pictures are of the original damage

The final three pictures are what I replaced it with

Practice makes perfect.

Here we can see a dovetail joint I did last year at the south Devon college workshop

Older buildings always throw up unique challenges. One example is a client of mine who had a door lining that backed immediately onto an arched corridor. Therefore requiring that I scribed the archatrave head to follow the curve of the ceiling.

A rather intricate piece of skirting a customer wanted fitting before the carpet went down. I even had to factor in access to a manhole.

Bathroom box constructed for a customer out of a variety of different timber sizes with the aim of keeping costs down.

With the addition of a toilet cistern and waste pipe installed by the plumber after. All ready for plaster boarding.

My name is Ben Waldron and welcome to ‘BW Carpentry’, a page designed to show all potential customer examples of my previous work. As well as allowing friends and family to see a little of what I do.

My posts will include examples of carpentry I’ve carried out on a variety of construction sites. Ranging from big commercial builds right down to individual private customers.

If you’re interested in getting a quote for a job or getting me involved with a project please feel free to contact me.