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Crown Joinery Highly Recommended


VanessaH

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I would like to recommend Crown Joinery in East Dulwich as a first class joinery workshop.


They recently made and fitted a new bespoke front door and new frame for us, in the original style of the house (that is 1920s).


Alex was extremely professional from start to finish, and he obviously takes great pride in his work. Every single detail is considered, and the result is a really stunning front door that fits perfectly in its frame. The frame included a side window, and the door has a rectangular window in the top third, with lovely molding and a very nice arched top. The three vertical panels at the front were also made beautifully.


The finish is completely professional, with lovely door furniture and we paid extra to have Banham locks, although this is optional.


We had the lead-work for the windows done by another local artisan recommended by Alex called Vince at Art with Glass in Crystal Palace. They worked very well together and so the measuring and fitting of the glass into the door was hassle-free for me.


When Alex took out the old original door frame, there was some damage to the plaster work around the frame both inside and outside, which I believe is almost inevitable. Alex and his decorator made sure that the damage was made good and came back the following day to finish, even though that was unplanned and unexpected.


If you are looking to replace your front door, I highly recommend you contact Crown Joinery - you will delighted with the result!

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