Congratulations Henry - Now a Fully Qualified Joiner!
- by Phil Barratt
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- 21 Nov, 2022
All of us at Wooden Gate Makers want to congratulate team member Henry on achieving his final qualification in Advanced Carpentry and Joinery (Level 3)!
Henry began his apprenticeship with us when he was 16 years old. Now 21, he has completed his qualification with the highest possible grade of ‘Distinction’. This means he demonstrated an exceptional level of craftsmanship and technical knowledge throughout his assessment.This is a fantastic accomplishment, and we are incredibly proud of the progress he has made over the five years he has been with us. We are looking forward to seeing much more of his work with us in the future!
Every gate holds a story, a threshold between the world and your sanctuary. We craft each gate with this narrative in mind at Wooden Gate Makers. We blend great skill with beauty to ensure your gate secures and enhances your home. We are committed to providing a barrier and a welcoming transition into your space. It will reflect your style and your home's character. This article delves into the value of local craftsmanship. It showcases the benefits of our bespoke gates. It also outlines the careful process we follow from design to installation.
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