Carpenter and Joiner in Cambridgeshire, CB23. Working within a 20 mile radius.
Blunt Axe Design
Our story, thus far…
Career priorities change, I want my time to be spent working to live rather than living to work.
I love wood, I love its warmth, texture, stability & strength. I love how it feels under foot. I love how it can be shaped to fit just about any space for any requirement. I love its smell.
In my past life, I ran a garden design & landscaping business, and part of this was providing my clients with bespoke pieces for their new space. These ranged from simple structures such as raised beds to more complicated builds like custom decks to garden kitchens to sheltered entertainment areas with bespoke seating.
With a recent change in my personal circumstances, I’m keen to re-establish the carpentry side of this business. And I’m going to do so with gusto!
Now you may ask yourself why ‘blunt axe’ design. One of my most coveted tools is my carpenter’s axe, and while an axe should never be allowed to go blunt, those that do certainly have a story to tell… much like the rings of an ancient oak, or the beautiful, reclaimed timbers we aim to use for our projects.
A blunt axe always has a space in my toolbox.
We are able to undertake a full range of carpentry and joinery services, including:
Loft ConversionsTimber Framed BuildingsDoorsStairs & BalustradesKitchens (Supply & Fit)Flooring (Laminate & Solid)Bespoke WardrobesBespoke FurnitureTV CabinetsHome officesSheltered Entertainment Areas
To discuss your bespoke carpentry needs or for a free quote or advice from one of our highly experienced carpenters please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
If you would like to find out more about Blunt Axe Design and the work we do in and around Cambridgeshire, take a look at our website
"Replace one stair tread and fix the loose stair step. To add more detail, the corner step of the step is damage and very loose. The previous owner / tenant has put a wooden brace underneath the stairs to deal with the split in the stair tread. Furthermore the stair is no longer secured..."