What is included
- ✓Careful separation of failed mortise and tenon joints
- ✓Removal of failed, powdery animal or PVA glue
- ✓Tenon rebuilding using matching hardwood veneer
- ✓Re-assembly with high-strength aliphatic wood glue
- ✓Sash clamp alignment check across diagonals
- ✓Touch-up of displaced varnish at joint boundaries
Request a Restoration Assessment
Submit your details below and our craftsman will review your furniture needs personally.
How We Undertake Your Commission
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Joint Disassembly
Loose rails and stretchers are tapped apart using non-marring dead-blow mallets.
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Adhesive Removal
Old brittle glue is pared out of sockets to ensure fresh wood-to-wood bonding.
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Tenon Fitting and Re-Gluing
Tenons are shimmed for tight contact and clamped square under heavy bar clamps.
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Level Check and Setting
The chair is checked on a dead-flat slate surface to confirm all four legs touch evenly.
Why Clients Entrust Their Furniture to Us
Complete disassembly, joint cleaning, and clamping of unstable chairs.
Structural Safety
Eliminates sudden collapses while guests or family members are seated.
No Unsightly Metal Brackets
We avoid crude angle brackets and drywall screws that destroy heritage value.
Volume Discounts for Dining Sets
Restoring full sets of four or six chairs together offers sensible economies of scale.
Our Commitment to Craftsmanship
Should any repaired joint or refinished surface fail to meet the standard outlined in your written quotation, our craftsman will return promptly to rectify the issue without hesitation. We stand behind the integrity of our adhesives, finishes, and timber joinery. Pricing & payment
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Discuss Your Furniture with Our Craftsman
Send us a brief description of your table, chair, or cabinet alongside any photographs you may have. We will telephone you back within twenty-four hours to discuss practical options and costs.
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