Commissions
Our Core Values
Wood To Inspire adheres to high standards that we reflect in the quality of our products and in the delivery of a service to our customers. Wood To Inspire’s core values represent who we are and dictate, without question, the standard of behaviour by which we conduct business.
Our Core Values are: honesty, integrity, accountability, pursuit of excellence, reliability and sincerity.
Wood To Inspire adheres to high standards that we reflect in the quality of our products and in the delivery of a service to our customers. Wood To Inspire’s core values represent who we are and dictate, without question, the standard of behaviour by which we conduct business.
Our Core Values are: honesty, integrity, accountability, pursuit of excellence, reliability and sincerity.
Stage 1
Initial Contact: Customer approaches ‘Woodtoinspire.com’
Initial Contact: Customer approaches ‘Woodtoinspire.com’
Stage 6
Delivery: ‘Woodtoinspire.com’ deliver the furniture and take full and final payment.
Delivery: ‘Woodtoinspire.com’ deliver the furniture and take full and final payment.
Stage 5
Build: I will start to build your furniture on receipt of a 25% deposit and an agreed design.
Build: I will start to build your furniture on receipt of a 25% deposit and an agreed design.
Stage 4
Cooling off period: The customer is given time to consider the design and if they wish to place an order.
Cooling off period: The customer is given time to consider the design and if they wish to place an order.
Stage 3
Design: ‘Woodtoinspire.com’ produce a free computer image of the proposed design
Design: ‘Woodtoinspire.com’ produce a free computer image of the proposed design
Stage 2
Requirements: The customer and Woodtoinspire.com discuss requirements and options
Requirements: The customer and Woodtoinspire.com discuss requirements and options
Computer images created to give the customer an idea of what the furniture will look like on completion.
Large logs are sliced up before being seasoned. When the wood is dry it can be used for furniture making.
Individual components are made using hand tools such as the plane and the mitre saw.
Products starting to take shape
Skilful use of a cabinet scraper (shown left) provides a smooth surface for polishing.