Listed Property Club Sussex Heritage Award 2009 Project Book Carpenters Fellowship
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  • Sussex Heritage Award 2015

    Heartwood Craftsmen recognised with another award.....Read more

  • Historic Oak Frame Barn Restoration

    This 17th century oak framed barn....Read more

  • Elizabethan Staircase

    This staircase was designed and made for a manor....Read more

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Heartwood Construction

Oak Timber Frame, Joinery and Furniture Specialists.

Green oak timber framing, timber frame restoration, contemporary oak joinery, period joinery restoration, traditional and contemporary furniture. 

Services

Joinery: Windows, Doors, Staircases, Conservatories, Bars, Panelling, Kitchens

Oak Framing: Extensions, Roof Structures, Houses, Garages, Carports, Balconies, Pergolas

Restoration: Oak Frame Repairs, Period Joinery Recreation, Consultation

Furniture: Tables, Chairs, Desks, Beds, Cabinet Making

Design: Surveys, Drawings (CAD and by hand), Furniture Design 

This site is under construction and new items will be added over the coming weeks. So please keep visiting the site for the new updates.

If you would like any more information on our products or services please contact us.

Testimonials

"We are extremely pleased with the superbly handmade windows and doors that Heartwood Construction made for our period home. Chris Payne has an understanding and feeling for old houses, with knowledge of their original construction that helps him to ensure that the joinery he creates will fit into and move with a property that will continue to develop over the years".

S.Bowles, Burwash, East Sussex

Heartwood Construction shows a refreshing enthusiasm and a professional approach to the inevitable repairs that are required. The installation of a concealed steel (T / flitch plate) inside a prominent oak beam was completed with a minimum of fuss and no unsightly reminders. Chris Payne richly deserves his 2009 Sussex Heritage Trust Award for a competent and sympathetic approach to historic restoration.

P.Higgs, Mayfield