Raf Carpentry

Services

Cupboards and built-in storage, for the awkward corners.

Some of the most useful jobs are the smaller ones: a cupboard around the boiler, storage in the eaves, a porch bench for shoes or a vanity unit in the bathroom.

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Boilers and cylinders
Cupboards built around boilers and hot water cylinders.
Eaves and lofts
Sliding doors along the eaves, so the space under the roof is used.
Bathrooms
Vanity units in moisture-resistant MDF, which copes far better with steam.
Hallways and porches
Shoe storage and a bench by the front door.

What customers say

From my Google Business Profile.

4.8 on Google · 27 reviews
  • “Raf has created bespoke cabinetry and panelling for us in our kitchen, living room and bedroom as well as some additional smaller pieces. Everything has been done to a very high standard and we couldn't recommend him more highly!”
    Yasmin
  • “Raf helped us renovate our flat, he built walls, cupboards, doors and helped instal our kitchen. He was very organised and methodical in his approach. He wastes no time and gets the job done! A great carpenter and a nice guy.”
    Yas
  • “We were really impressed by the quality of the work Raf did. Also with his punctuality. He designed and installed our fitted wardrobes to a quality that he would have done in his own house I think. Really cared about the outcome. We feel so lucky to have found a carpenter like him in London.”
    Marjan

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Questions people ask

How much does a built-in cupboard cost?

Every job is quoted on its own after a free visit, because the size, the doors and the material all change the price.

Can you build for a bathroom?

Yes, in moisture-resistant MDF, which copes far better with steam and splashes than normal MDF.

What do you need from me for a quote?

Photos of the space, including anything in the way like pipes or the boiler, and rough sizes. Plan your project lists it all, and the brief there puts it into one message.

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