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Mar

One of the more unusual challenges to present itself in 2007 was the construction of a new “watering point” for St Peter’s Church, Iver in Buckinghamshire. The project required that the new unit, which was funded by a family in memory of their parents, be built as closely as possible as a replica of the original, a challenge made no easier by the absence of a number of the original details.

The new unit, which we are delighted to report has been well received by the client is constructed in oak and comprises a pair of 100mm square posts with decorative brackets, a central panel and “tap box” to accommodate the plumbing and a hipped roof structure with oak slats and ridge mouldings.

Category : Hardwood / Special Projects

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I would like to thank you very much for the hymn boards and accessories recently received from you. We are delighted with the high quality workmanship and appearance, and they are now installed in our Wheatley United Reform Church, where they look great, and match the new church furniture very well.
- David Herring, Organist, Wheatley URC