This Balcony for a house near Brecon is made of larch from a forest near the Dyfi estuary, it is 6m x 2m and about 3m high. Larch is very durable and will last many years outside without needing treatment due to its high resin content and natural resistance to decay.

A large Ash trestle table that went to a wonderful new build house in Norfolk, it is 2.6m long and has a 30cm extensions that fit onto each end to give more seating space for family feasts.

The doors of this kitchen are made from reclaimed pitch pine floor boards from an old chapel. The worktops are Ash and Slate both from local sources. I will take some better pictures when it is all finished

This unusual piece of furniture sits in the corner of a room with an arm chair and a sofa on either side. The hatch in the top opens and there is a big space to store the clients large collection of different types of Gin (and maybe  a few other bottles) In the tall cupboard there is space for glasses. The cupboard will house their stereo and a drawer for a laptop. The wood is Elm and Ash with the interior made from birch ply.

Oak gate for a house on the edge of the Dyfi estuary. Sprung oak catch keeps it closed

I made 14 of these for a new house about 4 years ago, these three are for a recent extension to the same house. They are made of beech with birch ply panels