News from Ryedale Joinery Services

Business Relocation

Ryedale Joinery moving to Kirby Misperton.

We are expanding our operation to cope with the increased demand for our services and products. A major part of this will be the relocation of our workshop to the Kirby Misperton industrial estate. We anticipate the move will be completed prior to the 1st March 2019, but the exact date will be announced as soon as possible.

Our business, including website, email and telephones, will be fully operational throughout the moving process. Our customers and suppliers will not experience any changes or delays in service or production. Ryedale Joinery will continue to strive to provide excellent customer care and high quality products at all times.

Please watch this space for further news regarding our relocation.

Windmill Windows

We have just installed four new windows in the historic Muston Mill at Filey. We often work on old and historic buildings, but this is the first time we have made new windows for a windmill; so we were really pleased to undertake the work.

The current mill structure was built circa 1850 but written evidence indicates windmills have stood at this location since the 14th century. You can find lots of interesting information about Muston Mill on the owners’ website. We wish the owners every success in restoring their mill to its former glory and look forward to eventually seeing the renovated building.

Sash Window Double Glazing

The image above shows a bay containing three separate sash windows. We manufactured the new sashes in Accoya® timber and upgraded the windows. The upgrade included our full double glazing package, spiral balances, seals and brushes. We also spray painted the woodwork in our own painting facility as part of the manufacturing process. Our sash window upgrades improve thermal efficiency and make the interior more comfortable. Ryedale Joinery sash window upgrades are available for all types of sash window, regardless of age or architectural style.

Traditional Craft Skills

An ornate bow window top being traditionally crafted in the workshop at Ryedale joinery. — Ornate Window Top for Listed Building

The above image shows the top of a huge window during the manufacturing process at our joinery workshop. The top is part of a special ornate window for a Grade II* listed building. Grade II* buildings are of special interest and only 5.5% of all listed buildings fall into this category. We combine skilled people, traditional methods, and quality materials when making our windows. It gives us great pleasure to see something beautiful emerging from the planks of timber that form the basis of our craft.

Front Door in Accoya

A new bespoke external front door manufactured in Accoya by Ryedale Joinery . — Bespoke External Door

The above photograph shows a made-to-measure front door we manufactured and installed for a customer in North Yorkshire. We used Accoya timber for both the door and frame. The glass panels are double-glazed with quality gas-filled sealed units. Sealant strips and brushes are fitted to the door in order to minimize heat loss and provide comfort for the occupants. The door was spray painted in a Farrow & Ball colour at our own painting facility during the manufacturing process. We use traditional methods to craft doors and can replicate any Georgian, Victorian or Edwardian style to match the original doors in any period property or listed building.