Revision Date 25th March 2026
Detailed joinery drawing pre and proposed required for listed building & planning consent
and again a 1:1 profile for the joinery shop to recreate profile cutters
Door lining / frame @ 1:1 detailed to scale drawing
showing existing and NEW proposed detail
Again for listed building / planning consent and for the joinery shop to replicate
floor by floor window and door detailed drawing required by Building Control listed buildings & Planning at the local council
this drawing is also handy for the builders & Carpenters so that they know which doors and windows are required on which floor
marked for each area
this was supported with a detailed written to support the elevation drawings plus the glass / glazing costings and type
there are various drawing scales used to show general and close up detail on 1 plan /
This type drawing is also useful for estimate fro the joinery shop Glazing and ironmongery
an example of the type of drawing that we here are
able to create 1:1 & 1:50 scale drawing
arkeytecture.uk can produce
existing joinery profiles
Details required for a listed building & planning officers application
and again 1 : 1 scanned in and recreate these profiles in Auto C.A.D. software
and to help the joinery Shop to reproduce new cutters to reproduce new Redwood joinery to replicate the original
Proposed glazing bar
C.A.D. detailed drawing showing the cross-section of a glazing bar @ 1 : 1 scale Fine detail required by Building Control and listed buildings / conservation officers at the local council consent proposed
New style glazing bar to carry slimline hermetically sealed double glazed units within Redwood timber windows
This type of drawing can also be used to create a profile for the Joinery shop and enable them to make a cutter to suit the proposed moulding
Timber Wood Panelling Design on the left of recessed panels
As opposed to embossed panels using timber mouldings
Do you have a specific design in mind? we can turn that into production drawings
Site survey to electronic image 2 & 3D
This is the proper style and method of a Georgian Wall Panel.
Georgian wood panelling (c. 1714–1837) was used for a combination of aesthetic, social, and practical reasons, evolving from a necessary insulation measure in earlier centuries to a key component of Classical architectural style. It was designed to enhance the grandeur of a home, provide essential warmth against damp, and adhere to the period’s obsession with symmetry, proportion, and balance.
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