Bradley Brookes, Director of Brookeswood Joinery

Brookeswood Joinery Launch New Website

Brookeswood Joinery Launch New Website

Staffordshire-based luxury window and door manufacturer Brookeswood Joinery has launched a brand-new website to showcase its services.

Founded in 2014, they are owned and run by the Brookes family – Neil, Sue and son Bradley. Brookeswood design, manufacturer and install handcrafted timber windows, doors and staircases.

Brookeswood are said to be proud members of Made in Britain, with its products handcrafted by a team of highly skilled carpenters and joiners on site, in the workshop, which is tucked away in the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands countryside.

The new website showcases Brookswood’s services, craftsmanship and products, and the owners are keen to help spread the message of the benefits that modern timber technology can bring, and dispel myths surrounding timber.

Bradley explained that one of the main reasons people shy away from timber is because they think they’re limited to a ‘natural wood,’ look, but that’s not true as timber frames can these days, be customised.

Brookeswood have the option to paint or stain the frames in any colour, while homeowners can match the interiors of their homes, which Bradley says for today’s Instagram generation, it is important.

Bradley explained: “That’s partly why we had a new website built. We wanted to show the length and breadth of our products, showcase what we offer and dispel the myths about timber windows and doors. They can look amazing and thanks to modern timber technology truly last the tests of time too.”

To find out more about Brookeswood go to their brand-new website: www.brookeswood.com, call 01538 388630 or email: info@brookeswood.com.

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