From churches and chapels to listed homes and civic buildings, we make sympathetic replacement and restoration joinery for historic buildings across the UK. Each piece is made in our Chester workshop, matched as closely as possible to the original, with the details agreed with conservation officers and clients before work begins.
Our conservation and ecclesiastical work includes:
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Church furniture, including altars, lecterns and communion rails
Oak panelling, screens and servery shutters
Louvred panels for towers and belfries
Repairs and restoration of historic joinery
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Windows and doors for listed buildings
Curved and shaped joinery made to fit existing openings
Matching mouldings and profiles
One off pieces made to drawings or photographs
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A selection of heritage and conservation projects we are proud to have been part of.
Chester’s Roman WallsRestored timber doors and windows for the Observatory, Main Tower, Water Tower and Morgan’s Mount.Read case study →
The Linotype Works, Altrincham67 bespoke windows, doors, fanlights and mouldings in Accoya and Sapele for a Grade II listed landmark.Read case study →
Bluecoat Hospital School, ChesterWindows, doors, bespoke frames and acoustic booths for the revamp of one of Chester’s historic landmarks.Read case study →
Chester Listed Building Window ReplacementA like-for-like hardwood casement replica for a listed property within Chester’s city walls.Read case study →
Historic Riverside Apartment, ChesterA curved hardwood frame with curved Accoya doors for a Grade II listed apartment on the River Dee.Read case study →
Colwyn Bay Railway StationReplacement windows and refurbishment joinery as part of the North Wales railway upgrade.Read case study →Send us photos of the existing joinery and any drawings you have. We’ll talk through the options, advise on conservation requirements, and provide a detailed quote.
Call for a free quote: 01244 371571
or email enquiries@parryjoinery.co.uk
