Useful details before we begin.
Explore common questions about custom work and the project process. Your quotation and agreement establish the scope, selections and responsibilities for your own project.
What does custom millwork mean?
Architectural wood and panel-based components developed for a particular space or application, including cabinetry, built-ins, paneling and shelving.
Do you work with different budgets?
Yes. Materials, construction, hardware and finish options can be reviewed around your priorities and project requirements.
Do you provide design services?
Design development and project drawings can form part of the service, with deliverables confirmed for the project.
Can you work from architect or designer drawings?
Yes. Existing drawings can be reviewed and developed into appropriate millwork specifications for the project.
Can I change materials after approving drawings?
Changes may be possible, but can affect cost, availability and production schedules. Approved changes should be documented.
Do you provide delivery and installation?
Delivery and installation can be included as part of the agreed project scope.
Do you work with existing cabinetry?
We can review additions, modifications, refacing and replacement options according to the condition and construction.
Do you work with homeowners and commercial clients?
Timberry undertakes residential and applicable commercial millwork projects.
Do you offer renovations?
Yes. Defined interior renovation work can be included according to the project and agreed scope.
How long does a project take?
Timelines depend on size, complexity, approvals, material availability, manufacturing and installation conditions. Scheduling is discussed for the specific project.
Do you offer warranties?
Warranty terms and applicable product warranties should be reviewed in the project agreement. There is no universal warranty period stated on this site.
Can I supply selected materials or hardware?
Supply responsibilities can be discussed and documented. Product compatibility, dimensions and delivery must be confirmed.
What should I send with an enquiry?
Photos of the space, approximate dimensions, drawings if available, reference images and your priorities help begin the discussion.
Let’s build something that fits.
Bring your drawings, reference images or first ideas. We can discuss the possibilities and the next steps.