Joinery Project Gallery
This gallery shows selected AMB Joinery projects completed across London. It is intended to help you assess our fit-and-finish quality, gauge what is achievable within a given scope, and identify examples closest to what you have in mind for your own property.
Projects are grouped by type. If you would like to discuss a project similar to anything shown here, get in touch for a free survey.
Sash Window Projects
Our sash window work ranges from single-window cord replacements to whole-property replacement programmes across Victorian and Georgian terraces. Projects shown include:
- Made-to-measure Accoya box sash window replacements in conservation area properties in Islington and Wandsworth
- Sash window restoration programmes on Victorian terraces in Hackney and Lambeth — cord replacement, timber splicing, draught-proofing and redecoration
- Slim double-glazed unit upgrades within existing period sash frames
- Fineo vacuum glazing installations in listed building properties where standard double glazing was not permitted
- uPVC-to-timber conversions restoring correct sash proportions and profiles on Edwardian terraces in Ealing
Door Projects
Our door work covers everything from front door replacements that define a property's street presence to internal door sets that bring consistency across a newly renovated floor.
Examples include:
- Bespoke Accoya front doors in period panel designs for Victorian properties in Hammersmith and Islington
- Timber French door installations to rear elevations, including threshold and sill design for level garden access
- Four- and six-panel internal door sets in painted softwood for whole-house renovation programmes
- Listed building door restorations where the original door was retained and structurally repaired
Staircase and Balustrade Projects
Staircase work varies significantly in scope. Some clients need a complete replacement; others achieve a transformative result by replacing only the balustrade while keeping the original string and tread structure.
Projects shown include:
- Full dog-leg staircase replacements in Victorian terraces, with new painted pine closed-tread flights and period-correct turned spindles
- Open-tread oak staircases with glazed balustrades for contemporary rear extensions
- Balustrade replacements — replacing outdated painted softwood spindles with oak square-section and glass infill designs
- Handrail replacements where the original staircase was otherwise in good condition
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Fitted Furniture and Interior Joinery
Interior joinery is often the most visible evidence of craftsmanship quality in day-to-day use. Projects shown include:
- Floor-to-ceiling fitted wardrobes designed around chimney breasts and alcoves in period terraces
- Alcove bookcases with integrated cupboards in living rooms across inner London
- Home office joinery incorporating shelving, desk and storage in a single fitted unit
- Under-stair storage in compact Victorian hallways
What to Look for in These Images
When reviewing a joinery portfolio, look beyond the overall effect and focus on the details that indicate real quality:
- Gap consistency — the gaps between sashes, doors and frames should be even and correct throughout
- Profile matching — on period properties, profiles should match the surrounding fabric, not merely approximate it
- Paint finish — no brush marks, runs or build-up at rebates; clean lines at glass-to-frame junctions
- Hardware integration — ironmongery should sit flush and correctly aligned, not retrofitted around the joinery
- Transitions — how the joinery meets the surrounding plasterwork, floor or wall says a lot about the care taken on site
Discuss Your Project
If you have seen something in this gallery that aligns with what you are planning, we are happy to talk through scope, specification and likely costs.
Request a free survey or contact us with a few photographs and your rough brief.
