Reception desks · doors · bespoke
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Types of commercial joinery
Reception desks
Made to fit the space, with an accessible lowered section.
Doors and frames
Standard and fire-rated doorsets with ironmongery.
Storage walls
Floor-to-ceiling storage that doubles as a partition.
Counters and displays
Shop counters, tea point units and display joinery.
What is included
- Reception desks and counters
- Doors, frames, architraves and skirtings
- Storage walls, cupboards and shelving
- Wall panelling and feature walls
- Tea point and breakout joinery
- Shop counters and display units
What affects the price
- How bespoke the design is
- Materials: laminate, veneer, solid surface or timber
- Size and number of pieces
- Integrated lighting, power and data
- Access for delivery and assembly on site
Process
How the job runs
Brief and site measure
Drawings approved
Made in the workshop
Delivered and fitted
How long? Allow several weeks from approved drawings for bespoke pieces.
Questions to ask an installer
- Will I see drawings before you make it?
- What materials and edges are you using?
- Are power and data cut-outs included?
- Do the doors need to be fire rated?
Rules and safety
Doors on escape routes and into protected areas must be fire doorsets, fitted as tested. Counters and reception desks should include a lowered section for wheelchair users. Wall panelling on escape routes must meet the surface spread of flame rules.
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Questions
Commercial joinery: common questions
How long does bespoke joinery take?
Allow time for drawings and approval before anything is made. Workshop time then depends on the piece and the materials.
Can you match existing joinery?
Usually. A good workshop can match laminates, veneers and profiles, though old finishes may have aged.
Do you install as well as make?
Yes. The installers we introduce make or supply the pieces and fit them on site.