Kraf-T'z

The white clip is to represent peace.

The white clip represents Peace. Can be made with blue, yellow or black.

May The 4th Be With You. Happy Star Wars day. Why not order a R2D2 bracelet for that fan?

And the finishing touch of a backrest to the bench I made for my clients. Pleased with the look.

Here's the latest (still yet to finish) bespoke order. I was asked to build this for a cafe. I've still to add the backrest, which is coming very soon. Pop down for some wonderful home baking and a cuppy. A cosy, dog friendly place to sit and watch the world go by in.

Another happy client. He's very happy with his new pallet spice rack.

Another bespoke project. The client has 50 spice jars (who knew there was so many?) So, I made him room for 60. Just in case he needs something from a galaxy, far, far away. Before and after staining.

Here's my garden fence. This would have cost me over £2000 to get built professionally. I concrete fence posts in close together. Slipped pallets up and over. This helped in a few ways. Gave me a leaning post so I could pry the wood off a few layers at a time, giving me a gap then I could start putting the slats down. This minimised the amount of wood lying around. The hardest part of this entire project was digging into the ground. Had to use a pry bar as a digging tool. Ground was awful. Worth it. I now have my own private space with an amazing sun trap. This space has more to add at a later date.

A bespoke wardrobe/storage unit. I used 1"x2" pieces of timber to make the shelving. This design is typical of an airing cupboard. Super strong. Great thing is, it's not fixed into the walls either. So I can remove the entire thing without leaving any trace. Then, using pallets, I made Bi-Folding doors to minimise the swing when opened. This project took 3 days and a total of £75 all in.

And this wrap around is just that. Made the structure so that is slips over the cabinet. I used a piece of pallet that had a split appearing, so it "ages" adding character.

My sink is offset, so couldn't buy a unit to fit. I used a marine rope to finish off the edging. Again everything is varnished.