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What it costs to get it right

Most problems that happen during the build are due to imperfect information before quoting and rushing to start the build. A few hundred pounds now, saves thousands and a whole lot of stress. Get in touch to discuss which package would work for your project.

What it costs to get it right
What it costs to
get it right

Most problems that happen during the build are due to imperfect information before quoting and rushing to start the build. A few hundred pounds now, saves thousands and a whole lot of stress. Get in touch to discuss which package would work for your project.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main differences between bespoke joinery and Ikea flat-pack?

Bespoke joinery is ideal if you’re looking for high-quality furniture that fits your space perfectly and is built to last, albeit at a higher cost. IKEA flat-pack is great for affordable, stylish furniture with easy availability but offers less custom made options and durability. Your choice really depends on your priorities: budget vs. quality, customisation vs. convenience, and long-term investment vs. short-term solutions. Bespoke joinery services ensure precise, made-to-measure solutions for your home.

How can I save money on fitted wardrobes?

There is no denying, bespoke joinery is expensive and is an investment. There are ways to limit these costs, such as choosing more affordable materials like MDF. Keep the design simple and stick to standard sizes—this enables you to use companies like DIY Alcove Units to design and source materials for your project. If you’re looking for built-in wardrobes, sticking to standard specifications can also save you money.

What is the difference between carpentry and bespoke joinery?

Carpentry relates more to large-scale, structural building work, such as building stud walls. Bespoke joinery specialises in highly skilled, detailed, and high-end woodwork that requires precision craftsmanship and a focus on aesthetics. Bespoke joinery contractors tend to work in workshops with specific tools, whereas carpentry is very much onsite. For interior design elements like alcove units and built-in wardrobes, joinery provides precise specifications.

Can a bespoke joiner contractor provide me with designs?

Absolutely. However, do not underestimate your importance! It’s your home and you should know roughly what you want, so spending time doing research and sketching some basic drawings is well worth it. The contractor will then be able to help you more with other bits such as any beading and detailing, the internal layout, and materials/finishes. Working with bespoke joinery services will ensure the designs meet custom-made and precise specifications.

How much do two alcove units cost in London?

For the iconic double alcove units either side of your fireplace, for mid-range bespoke design (more detailing, better finishes) it would be between £2.5k-£4k. This would include high-quality materials, adjustable shelving, and additional features such as moulding or more intricate joinery. A great example would be Charlie and Tom’s burnt orange alcove units, a fantastic project.

How do I decide which quote and bespoke joiner to instruct?

Speak to us on a quote comparison call! In addition to that, if you can go and see other projects completed by your preferred contractors, you get a great feel for the difference in quality. Also, clarify the materials being used—you should be aware of the difference in quality and durability. As always, you should check payment schedules, in bespoke joinery there are more upfront costs for materials so you may find yourself paying more towards the front end of the project.

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