Made-to-measure joinery, fitted by the joiner who quoted it.

HUG Joinery delivers quality, made-to-measure joinery across West Yorkshire, with a personal service from first quote to final fit. From bespoke kitchens and staircases to doors, fitted storage, roofs and flooring, every project is approached with care, precision and attention to detail.

Based in West Yorkshire, covering Wakefield, Featherstone, Pontefract and the surrounding areas.Wakefield, Featherstone, Pontefract and surrounding areas

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Recent work, photographed on the job.

Every photo here is from a real job: kitchens, doors, storage and floors I've worked on, some finished and some caught mid-build so you can see how they go together.

Large handleless anthracite grey kitchen with a long island, grey stone-effect worktops, tall housings with two built-in ovens and black pendant lights
Handleless anthracite kitchen with an island and tall oven housings
Pair of black-framed glazed internal doors standing open onto a bright room
Black-framed glazed double doors
Built-in alcove cupboards with panelled doors and open shelving above on both sides of a fireplace with a carved surround, before painting
Alcove cupboards and shelving either side of a fireplace
Three cupboard doors with mouldings shaped to the underside of a staircase, before painting
Under-stairs cupboards shaped to the staircase
Grid of timber floor joists and noggins with metal restraint straps on a blockwork base
Floor joists set out with restraint straps
Light grey shaker kitchen with a tongue and groove canopy hood on corbels above the hob, ovens either side
Shaker kitchen with a panelled canopy and corbels
Large handleless anthracite grey kitchen with a long island, grey stone-effect worktops, tall housings with two built-in ovens and black pendant lights
Pair of black-framed glazed internal doors standing open onto a bright room
Built-in alcove cupboards with panelled doors and open shelving above on both sides of a fireplace with a carved surround, before painting
Three cupboard doors with mouldings shaped to the underside of a staircase, before painting
Grid of timber floor joists and noggins with metal restraint straps on a blockwork base
Light grey shaker kitchen with a tongue and groove canopy hood on corbels above the hob, ovens either side
Built-in walk-in wardrobe frame in an oak-effect finish with open hanging sections, shelves and a top shelf run, before rails are fitted
Dark grey shaker kitchen with tall housings, wall units, extractor and an island with a white quartz top on a herringbone floor
Staircase side wall finished in white panelling, white spindles and an oak handrail cap, grey tiled hallway floor
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Bad joinery rarely fails on day one. It fails every day after.

Most of the problems people end up living with come from rushed setting out and corners cut where nobody looks.

  1. 01

    Doors that drift out of line

    Units and doors hung out of level look fine at handover. Then the gaps open up until they're the first thing anyone notices.

  2. 02

    Gaps hidden with filler

    Scribing a worktop to a wall that isn't straight takes time. A bead of sealant takes seconds, and it cracks within months.

  3. 03

    Floors that bounce underfoot

    Joists set out badly or left unstrapped move when you walk on them, and everything fitted on top moves with them.

  4. 04

    A different face on fitting day

    You agree the job with one person, then someone you've never met turns up to do it and the details get lost in between.

Putting any of it right means stripping out work you've already paid for, then paying again.

Have it done properly the first time.

Joinery done properly the first time, by one person.

HUG Joinery is me. I price the job, measure it, make it and fit it, so nothing gets lost between a salesperson, a fitter and a labourer.

Everything is made to suit your space rather than the nearest standard size, and it's scribed to the walls you've actually got.

What I make and fit

  1. 01

    Kitchen fitting

    Shaker, handleless and gloss kitchens, islands, peninsulas, canopies and wood worktops.
  2. 02

    Staircases & panelling

    Panelled staircase sides, spindles, handrails and moulded wall panels.
  3. 03

    Fitted storage & wardrobes

    Alcove units, under-stairs cupboards, fitted wardrobes and built-in cupboards.
  4. 04

    Doors & internal joinery

    Oak and glazed internal doors, linings, architraves, skirting and boxing in.
  5. 05

    Roofs, floors & first fix

    Cut roofs, roof trusses, floor joists, bargeboards and timber canopies.
  6. 06

    Bespoke & commercial

    Reception counters, bars, cladding and one-off pieces for homes and businesses.

Not on the list? If it's joinery, I can help.

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How a job works, from first message to final fix.

  1. 1

    Message me on WhatsApp

    Send a few photos, rough sizes and your area. A short description is plenty to start with.

  2. 2

    I come and measure up

    I look at the space, measure it properly and talk through materials, finishes and timing with you.

  3. 3

    You get a clear quote

    You'll know what's included before anything is ordered or cut.

  4. 4

    I make it, fit it and finish it

    The person who measured is the person who fits, so the details you agreed are the details you get.

More on how it works

Where I work.

Most jobs are around Wakefield, Featherstone and Pontefract, and the towns around them.

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Questions people ask before getting in touch.

Can't see yours? Ask me directly and you'll get a straight answer.

What kind of joinery do you do?

All kinds, from first fix to finishing. That covers fitted kitchens, staircases and wall panelling, internal doors, alcove units and other fitted storage, roof and floor framing, and one-off pieces like counters and bars. If it's joinery and it isn't listed here, ask.

Which areas do you cover?

West Yorkshire, mainly Wakefield, Featherstone and Pontefract. If you're elsewhere in West Yorkshire, send a message with your area and the job and I'll let you know if I can help.

Are you a company or one joiner?

HUG Joinery is a sole trader business, so you deal with one person. The joiner who replies to your message is the joiner who measures up and does the work.

Do you work on new builds as well as existing homes?

Yes. Recent jobs include roof trusses and floor joists on new builds, as well as kitchens, staircases and storage in homes people are living in.

Can you make storage for an awkward space?

Yes. Alcoves, corners and the space under the stairs are where made-to-measure storage earns its place. The photos include alcove units either side of a fireplace and cupboards shaped to a staircase.

Do you take on commercial work?

Yes. Recent work includes a reception counter built into an office. Send the details and I'll let you know if it suits.

What should I send in my first message?

A few photos of the space, rough measurements if you have them, your area and when you'd like the work done. That's plenty to work out the next step.

How do I get a quote?

Message me on WhatsApp with a few photos of the job. For most jobs I'll need to see the space and measure up before I can give you a price.

Tell me what you’d like built.

A message with a couple of photos is the easiest way to start. There's no form to fill in and no obligation.

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Only got a question? Ask it on WhatsApp. That's fine too.

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