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Conrad Construction Limited Logo

Conrad Construction Limited

9.76(106 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Radiator Covers
Bespoke Furniture
Cupboards
CRH Carpentry & Building Services Ltd Logo

CRH Carpentry & Building Services Ltd

10(126 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Built In Furniture
Cupboards
Handmade Kitchens Designed / Installed
MZ Carpentry Logo

MZ Carpentry

10(297 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Boat Building / Repairs
Skirting
General Carpentry
Procut Carpentry Ltd Logo

Procut Carpentry Ltd

10(13 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Bespoke Windows / Doors
Built In Furniture
Truss Roofing
Red head carpentry Logo

Red head carpentry

9.9(7 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Skirting
Log Cabins
Wooden / Timber Structures
West Hill Renovations Ltd Logo

West Hill Renovations Ltd

9.64(20 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Bespoke Furniture
Staircases
Radiator Covers
Stakeout Building and Carpentry Logo

Stakeout Building and Carpentry

10(53 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Wood Turning Service
Skirting
Radiator Covers
Nicholls Carpentry Logo

Nicholls Carpentry

10(90 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Radiator Covers
Wooden / Timber Structures
Built In Furniture
AP Carpentry Logo

AP Carpentry

10(6 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
General Carpentry
Built In Furniture
Emergency Carpenter Service
G.L Carpentry & Joinery Logo

G.L Carpentry & Joinery

10(23 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Barn Conversions
Wooden / Timber Structures
Staircases

Nathan Jones Carpentry And Joinery

9.86(46 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Skirting
Barn Conversions
Bespoke Staircases
Carsten The Carpenter Logo

Carsten The Carpenter

10(117 reviews)

Operates in Bexhill

Services & skills
Carpenter
Joinery
Wooden / Timber Structures
Radiator Covers
Handmade Kitchens Designed / Installed

Wood joiner in Bexhill

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  • What is the strongest woodworking joint?

    In general, the mortise and tenon joint is one of the strongest woodworking joints you can use. A tenon is a tongue or peg at the end of a piece of wood, and this fits into a mortise, which is a slot in another piece of wood. The pieces interlock to form a strong right angle joint, which is usually secured with glue.

    There are other types of joints that may provide more strength when applied in specific ways, such as a dovetail joint, bridal joint or box joint. Wood joiners can assess your requirements and figure out which joint will provide the most strength in a given situation.

  • What is the difference between woodwork and joinery?

    Woodwork is a broad term that covers all the crafts and techniques involved in fashioning items from wood. This includes joinery, as well as carpentry, cabinet making and wood carving.

    Joinery specifically relates to the joining of wooden pieces to create objects and structures, which range from staircases to set pieces for theatres. Joiners are the tradespeople who typically fit your doors, window frames, wooden flooring and kitchen cabinets, for example.

  • How many types of wood joints are there?

    Giving an exact number for how many wood joints exist is difficult because joinery is a constantly evolving craft, with innovations being made constantly. In practical terms, joiners rely on about 13 joints to complete most jobs, though there are over 20 primary joints. Here are some examples:

    1. Butt joint

    2. Mitre joint

    3. Half lap joint

    4. Cross lap joint

    5. Dovetail joint

    6. Box joint

    7. Mortise and tenon Joint

    8. Bridle joint

    9. Dado joint

    10. Rabbet joint

    11. Tongue and groove joint

    12. Sliding dovetail joint

    13. Dowel joint

    14. Biscuit joint

    15. Pocket-hole joint

    When you factor in the variations and subtypes of each primary joint, in addition to specialised joints, there are easily over 100 types. Wood joiners rely on their vast knowledge of joints to select the best one for each job.

  • Is wood joinery stronger than screws?

    It’s possible for wood joinery to be stronger than screws in certain situations, such as when joining two pieces of wood with a good amount of surface area for the wood glue. It all depends on the application, the type of wood and the type of joint.

    To achieve the best results, it’s usually a good idea to combine joinery and screws if the design permits. For example, a mortise and tenon joint reinforced with a screw can provide a huge amount of strength when building heavy furniture.

    What is the simplest and weakest type of wood joint?

    One of the simplest and weakest types of wood joint is the butt joint, which wood joiners typically reserve for projects where strength isn’t the main concern. For example, temporary structures or non-structural pieces like decorative trims can contain butt joints without issue.

    Other simple wood joints that are relatively weak include lap joints, mitre joints and rabbet joints, all of which might be used when speed and simplicity are important. Wood joiners understand the limitations of the various joints and know when to use more complex, interlocking joints.

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