Three service packages for timber conservation, joinery restoration, and ongoing care of heritage woodwork.
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Atelier Capabilities
Every beam, cornice, and joint we touch is treated as a piece of history. Our methods are drawn from classical joinery and adapted to the realities of aging timber.
We rebuild failed structural joints using the same chisel and mallet techniques that held original frames together for centuries. Each joint is fitted by hand, not machined.
Damaged or missing cornice sections are carved in-house to match the original profile and tool marks. We work from existing fragments or period photographs when available.
Our protective finish uses cold-pressed organic waxes that penetrate deep into the grain without leaving a plastic film. The surface stays breathable and can be re-waxed decades later.
For beams weakened by moisture or insect activity, we reinforce from within using discreet hardwood splices and traditional drawbore pins. The original face remains untouched.
Replacement timber is selected for grain direction, density, and color to sit naturally beside the original. We keep a stock of reclaimed oak, chestnut, and elm for period repairs.
Before any work begins, we document existing damage, moisture levels, and structural movement. The survey report guides a conservation plan that prioritizes retention over replacement.