Lloyd’s Woodworking · For project teams
Woodworking Resources for Architects, Contractors & Project Teams
SOME WOODWORKING PROBLEMS DON'T HAVE AN OFF-THE-SHELF ANSWER.
Lloyd's Woodworking works with homeowners, churches, businesses and professional project teams on custom woodworking, repair, restoration and architectural woodwork.
This resource center is designed to make those project conversations easier.
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Project preparation
BEFORE YOU CONTACT A CUSTOM WOODWORKER
- Photograph existing conditions
- Save original samples
- Label demolition pieces
- Gather relevant drawings
- Identify approximate quantities
- Record critical dimensions
- Identify material requirements if known
- Identify finish requirements if known
- Note project location
- Note relevant schedule milestones
- Explain what is unknown
- Do not discard the last surviving original component
Professional project inquiry
Share the project information.
Drawings, schedules, specifications, photographs and reference samples can help communicate the woodworking scope.
HAVE DRAWINGS, PHOTOS OR A SAMPLE?
LET'S LOOK AT THE PROJECT.
Send Lloyd's the relevant drawings, photographs, dimensions, quantities and project information to begin the conversation.
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