Carna Joinery
Heritage Joinery
Heritage Joinery
As leaders in Heritage Joinery, we take pride in our specialisation in crafting traditional timber windows and doors for Grade 2 listed buildings. Nestled in the heart of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, we understand the unique requirements and regulations that come with preserving the heritage of this beautiful area.
Why Choose Our Heritage Joinery Services?
Expertise in Traditional Craftsmanship.
Our team of skilled artisans is dedicated to preserving the historic charm and authenticity of your Grade 2 listed building. We combine time-honoured craftsmanship with modern precision to create windows and doors that truly stand the test of time.Bespoke Solutions.
We recognise that no two heritage projects are the same. That’s why we offer tailor-made solutions to match your specific needs and preferences. From period-accurate designs to custom finishes, we ensure that every detail is just right.Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Compliance.
We are well-versed in the stringent requirements set forth by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Rest assured that our joinery work complies with all local regulations and guidelines, so your project remains in harmony with its surroundings.
Recent carna joinery Heritage case studies
We carefully design our sash windows to ensure that they are perfectly balanced, and can be opened one-handed with ease.
Unlike traditionally puttied windows, we use Hodgeson’s Heritage putty, a modern hybrid polymer that’s designed to last and protect the Heritage double-glazed units for years to come. Importantly, there is no compromise on aesthetics, as this modern solution looks the same as traditionally puttied windows.
Should you want to upgrade from single glazed windows, we offer slim Heritage double-glazed units that accentuate the beauty of period properties, yet include modern features that eradicate problems caused by old windows. This enables period property homeowners to benefit enormously from energy efficient, listed building doubling glazing, whilst replicating the original design of their period windows.