Scott Else WoodWorks

09/03/2019

Beautiful bespoke kitchen with solid Oak worktops. Working closely with lovely clients made this a very pleasurable build from start to finish.
All spray painted by my good friend and colleague John at The Furniture Doctor.

30/12/2018

Fitted shaker style chimney reveal unit with book shelves above.
Spray painted by The Furniture Doctor

16/12/2018

Victorian style door with frosted glass.

26/04/2018

Shaker style fitted wardrobes.

18/11/2017

Beautiful oak staircase manufactured and site fitted.
All sprayed up by The Furniture Doctor.

10/11/2017

A couple of doors and frames we've manufactured and site fitted over the past month or so. Both made from Accoya and spayed up by the Furniture Doctor.

27/10/2017

This is another one of our design and build projects. Fabulous oak staircase and glazed screen. All designed to let more light into the entrance hall. The last photo is how the hall used to look. Many thanks to John at the Furniture Doctor for the spray finishing.

15/07/2017

Very elegant English Oak door and leaded glass window frame.

Not to get too technical here but the oak has been quarter sawn and limed to show off the stunning natural medullary rays within the grain.
Really nice project for some really nice people.

15/05/2017

I feel very privileged to have been asked by "Jackson Woodturners" to give some tips on staircases and when it is advisable to have a new one manufactured or to restore the old one.
If anyone out there is thinking about such a project please take a look, it should answer a few of the commonly asked questions.
https://www.jacksonwoodturners.co.uk/planning-advice/renovating-run-down-staircase

Find out from the experts what to do when renovating and restoring your staircase.

10/04/2017

Two really nice wardrobes here, all for the same client. One manufactured in Oak and the other one in painted MDF. Both were fitted into chimney alcoves made slightly more difficult by the sloping ceiling!

28/03/2017

Beautiful solid oak, arched top double doors and frame with raised and fielded panels.
These were made to match up to existing doors in the property.
Also incorporated in the design are the diminishing styles AKA gun stock joints (maybe one for the wood buffs)
All sprayed up by my good friend The Furniture Doctor.