Timber pergola sheltering a garden dining table and outdoor bar

Carpentry
in Dubai

Carpentry

Carpentry measured for your space

A fitted cupboard should work just as well open as it does closed. Show us the room and what you need the piece to hold. For a repair it helps to see the whole unit as well as the damaged edge or fitting so we can judge what can stay.

Fitted furniture

Cabinets and shelving made to fit the room.

Outdoor carpentry

Decking and pergolas designed for their outdoor setting.

Repairs and finishing

Show us the existing woodwork and explain the repairs or finish you need.

Fitted kitchen with pale cabinetry and timber finishes around an island counter — Interiors in Dubai

Warm timber-toned cabinets surround a dark refrigerator across from the oven and pale worktop — Cabinetry planned around the kitchen layout and usable surfaces

Fitted to the way you live

Make storage work with the room

Cabinet depth matters as much as width. A deep shelf may hold a lot yet make everyday items at the back hard to reach. A tall shelf might waste space above short stacks of dishes. Before we draw the front we look at what actually needs to go behind it.

Want a fitted unit for a particular room? Let us know what has to fit inside and send a photo with the nearest door open. For kitchen cabinetry the appliance dimensions matter as much as the wall length. A drawing of the closed cabinet can look right even when a drawer would catch a handle beside it.

Coordinate carpentry with interior fit-out

From sketch to workshop

From measurements to installed details

A sketch gives the overall shape. Before a piece goes into the workshop we need the site dimensions and the finish you have chosen. That also gives us a basis for pricing the fittings.

Site measurements
Check the available space and the surrounding elements that the new work must fit around.
Layout and storage
Discuss shelves and usable compartments in relation to the items and equipment they will serve.
Materials and finishes
Decide how exposed the surface will be and ask to see the finish beside the existing woodwork.
Installation details
Coordinate fixing and adjacent finishes so the completed work meets the agreed design.

Wooden lounge chairs sit beside a pool and a raised counter under a white canopy — Timber structure and finish details around garden dining

Timber in the garden

Choose outdoor details for their setting

A timber screen in full afternoon sun has a different job from a cabinet inside the house. Before choosing a finish ask how you want the timber to look as it ages and how much upkeep you are willing to do. It helps to look at a sample outside in daylight beside the paving or wall it will meet.

The details that touch the ground deserve a closer look. A garden screen may sit beside an irrigated bed. A timber bar can be close to pool splash. We discuss where the wood will be exposed and leave room to reach the surfaces that need cleaning or refinishing. Those details help narrow down the material before a sample is approved for the job.

Before fabrication

Will the piece fit through the door?

A unit can fit the wall and still be too big to get through the doorway. We measure the route into the room as well as the finished recess. That tells us which parts can arrive assembled and which need fitting in place.

Two cupboards the same width can have different prices. Open shelves need different fittings from a bank of deep drawers. The finish on an exposed end panel can affect the price even when the two fronts look much the same.

Size a fitted piece

Woodwork in place