Fourteen hands.
One workshop.
No subcontracted fitters, no white-labelled imports. The person who measures your window is the joiner who builds it and the fitter who installs it.
“A sash window is the simplest piece of joinery in a London house — and the easiest to get wrong. Get the profile right, the timber right, the glazing line right, and you have a thing that lasts a lifetime. Get any of them wrong and the house tells on you for the next forty years.”
Mark is a third-generation joiner. He founded WNDW in 2008 with a single 18th-century sash from a Bloomsbury terrace. He still measures every job over £30k personally.
- 1996–2002Apprenticeship, Whitcombe & Sons (Hertfordshire)
- 2002–2008Foreman, Cambridge College Joinery
- 2008Founded WNDW
- 2014SPAB technical panel
- 2019Council member, Master Joiners' Guild
Fourteen people
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— We're hiring
Joiner · Installer · Junior surveyor
Three open positions. London Living Wage and above. Apprenticeships welcomed.
[email protected]
Four ways we operate.
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One job, one foreman
Every project has one named person responsible for the workshop output. They sign off, they handle snags.
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Apprentices on every floor
Two apprentices in the workshop and one with the install team at all times. We grow our own.
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No agency labour
Every fitter on a WNDW van is on a WNDW payroll. We don't use day-labour.
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Friday workshop tour
Every fortnight, the team walks every active project together. Defects caught early.
Or work for us?
Either way, the same email address. We reply within one working day.