Cubby Joinery

Cubby Joinery joins The Joinery Network to support growth plans

Cubby Joinery joins The Joinery Network to support growth plans

Cubby Joinery is the latest manufacturing member to join The Joinery Network (TJN), marking another significant step in the company’s ambitious plans to grow its joinery division.

The business will manufacture the Lignum range of independently tested and fully certified timber windows and doors, both for its own construction projects and for contractors, developers and joinery companies looking for high-performance, fully compliant timber window and door solutions.

Joining TJN follows significant investment and reflects a shared commitment to quality manufacturing, certification and sustainable growth.

TJN’s Managing Director, Andy Ball, recently met with Lynne Thompson, Joinery Operations Manager, and Chris Cork, Joinery Foreman, to discuss the next stage of membership and plans for growing the Cubby Joinery division.

Andy said: “We welcome Cubby Joinery as a The Joinery Network member. They’ve invested for their future growth, have an excellent reputation for quality and understand the value of manufacturing fully tested and certified products.”

Lynne added: “Cubby Joinery is proud to have joined The Joinery Network, strengthening our industry partnerships, and creating new opportunities to collaborate with leading professionals across the sector.

“As a team of skilled bespoke bench joiners, membership enables us to share expertise, build valuable relationships and broaden the range of projects we can deliver.

“By working alongside like-minded businesses, we are further enhancing our capabilities, championing quality craftsmanship and delivering even greater value for our customers through collaboration and innovation.”

For more information about Cubby Joinery, visit: Cubby Joinery – Bespoke & Handcrafted Joinery In Cumbria

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