Once the timber has been selected and cut to size, the next stage is straightening.

Using our 70-year-old Wadkin surface planer, every piece is machined in-house until it is straight, square and ready for profiling. This is where the quality happens.

Once the timber is selected, each component is cut to size before moving through to straightening and machining.

This stage prepares the job for the machining process that follows, keeping each component organised and ready for the next step in production.

Material selection is one of the most important stages of our manufacturing process. Starting with rough-sawn timber allows us to assess every piece before machining begins.