Hawker Joinery 2026

Hawker Joinery opens doors for showroom Open Day

Hawker Joinery opens doors for showroom Open Day

Timber window and door manufacturer, Hawker Joinery, is preparing to welcome customers, partners and industry professionals to its official Showroom Open Day on Wednesday 17 June at the company’s workshop in Frome.

The event, which runs from 12pm-5pm, will provide visitors with an opportunity to explore the newly unveiled showroom and gain a closer look at the craftsmanship, detail and innovation behind Hawker Joinery’s timber windows and doors.

During the afternoon, the team will showcase both its traditional bespoke joinery range and its new Lignum collection from partner The Joinery Network, which has been developed to combine high-end aesthetics with modern performance requirements.

Guests will have the opportunity to view products up close, discuss design details with the Hawker Joinery team, tour the company’s workshop, and explore ideas for future projects.

The open day will also offer a valuable networking opportunity, with light refreshments available for visitors throughout the event.

Hawker Joinery said it is looking forward to welcoming guests and sharing an insight into the expertise, quality and innovation that underpin its products and services.

For more information about Hawker Joinery, visit: Bespoke Joinery Services in Bath & Somerset | Timber Windows, Doors – Hawker Joinery

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