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A contracted package, coordinated with the GC

This was not a direct residential commission but a contracted joinery package executed in coordination with the main contractor, Ramco. That changes how the work runs. Scope comes from the bill of quantities rather than a conversation; shop drawings are issued for approval before anything is cut; and the programme belongs to the contractor, not to us — our dates have to fit the sequence of every other trade on site. The package was drawn, approved and executed on time. That reliability is the entire basis on which contractors re-appoint a joiner.

Certified fire-rated door sets

Commercial and institutional buildings need fire-rated doors with documentation the authority and the main contractor will accept. A leaf on its own is not a fire door: the rating belongs to the complete set — leaf, frame, intumescent seals and ironmongery, certified together. Substituting any one component invalidates the rating, which is why the set has to be handled as one item. We do not issue certification ourselves — we work with plants that supply certified fire-rated products, finish them to our standard and install them to spec, so the certification behind the set stays intact. See doors and fire-rated sets.

Commercial kitchen joinery

Kitchen joinery in a working food facility takes abuse no domestic kitchen sees — constant moisture, daily washdown, and cleaning products that would strip a household finish within a month. The specification follows from that: moisture-resistant substrates, every edge sealed including the ones nobody looks at, and surfaces chosen for washability rather than appearance. More on commercial millwork and fit-out.