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Bespoke panelled staircase & storage
A complete staircase transformation combining spray-finished panelling, concealed pull-out storage, machined pitch-pine flooring and a new turned-spindle balustrade.
Bespoke joinery · West Yorkshire
Considered joinery, fitted furniture, kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor spaces—built with care by one craftsman from first measure to final detail.
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View case study ↗Bespoke joinery
A complete staircase transformation combining spray-finished panelling, concealed pull-out storage, machined pitch-pine flooring and a new turned-spindle balustrade.
View case study ↗Complete kitchen installation
A carefully fitted Howdens kitchen with extra-tall wall units, ceiling-height infills, solid-surface worktops and herringbone LVT flooring throughout.
View case study ↗Complete bathroom installation
A carefully planned shower room combining a space-saving pocket door, underfloor heating, herringbone feature tiling and a bespoke sliding shower enclosure.
View case study ↗Landscaping & garden structures
Composite decking, artificial lawn and porcelain paving connected by sleeper walls, steps and an angled pergola.
What I do
Fitted furniture, media units, alcove cabinetry and one-off pieces made around your room.
Thoughtful fitting with the accuracy and finish expected from a joinery-led service.
Complete installations with one point of contact from strip-out through to completion.
Decking, porcelain paving, garden structures and complete outdoor transformations.
The person behind the work
LT Joinery is an independent Yorkshire business led by Luke. Every project receives the same direct attention—from the first conversation through to installation and the final clean line.
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Talk directly with Luke about bespoke joinery and complete indoor or outdoor projects across West Yorkshire.
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