Stockport & Greater Manchester
Bespoke Fitted Furniture in Stockport
Stockport has a strong run of period semis with their original skirting and cornice still in place — and a flat modern slab door looks wrong against them.
In Stockport
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Around Cheadle, Bramhall and Marple there is a lot of period housing with the original mouldings intact, which changes what the furniture has to answer to.
In-frame doors tend to sit far better here than a flat slab. Plinths and scribes can be run to match what is already in the room, which is what makes new furniture look original to the house rather than added to it.
Either way the method is the same. We measure the room as it actually is — the out-of-square corner, the bowed plaster, the skirting depth — and the furniture is made to those figures. You deal with the same person from the first visit in your Stockport home to the last handle.
In-frame doors matched to the room's original mouldings
Plinths and scribes run to existing skirting and cornice
Made to the room's real dimensions, not the nearest standard size
Scribed to walls, skirting and ceiling — no filler strips, no gap above
Soft-close hinges and runners fitted throughout as standard
