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North & GrainJoinery · Aberdeenshire

What we do

What can we make for you?

Made to the dimensions of your room, not the dimensions of a catalogue. Some jobs take an afternoon; some take a few weeks in the workshop first.

Painted in-frame kitchen with oak worktops fitted in an Aberdeenshire farmhouse

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Fitted & bespoke

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Wardrobes, alcove units, media walls, shelving, window seats, bookcases and storage designed around awkward spaces.

  • Fitted wardrobes
  • Alcove and chimney-breast units
  • Media walls
  • Bookcases and shelving
  • Window seats
  • Under-stair storage

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Kitchens & interiors

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Kitchen fitting, utility rooms, worktops, flooring, doors, skirtings, facings and finishing joinery.

  • Kitchen fitting
  • Utility and boot rooms
  • Solid and laminate worktops
  • Internal doors
  • Skirtings and facings
  • Timber and engineered flooring
Fitted alcove bookcases and a low media cupboard either side of a chimney breast

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Stairs & features

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Staircase upgrades, balustrades, panelling and architectural timber details.

  • Stair re-clads in oak
  • Balustrades and handrails
  • Wall panelling
  • Timber linings and reveals

Decking, gates, timber structures and exterior joinery.

  • Decking
  • Gates and screens
  • Sheds and stores
  • Exterior repairs and cladding
Hardwood decking with slatted screen and gate at a granite house

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Repairs & smaller jobs

Doors that need replaced, damaged joinery, alterations and those awkward jobs where something simply needs made to fit.

  • Doors easing, replacing and rehanging
  • Rot and damage repairs
  • Shelving and single units
  • Alterations after other trades

Not sure if it's something we do? Ask us.

Small jobs are welcome. A single shelf in an awkward recess, a door that's dropped, a worktop that needs cut for a new sink — send a photo and we'll tell you straight away.

Got something in mind?

You don't need drawings or exact measurements. A few photos and a rough idea are enough to start.

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