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I have mentioned in the past how it is always best to joint a newel post onto another one using a half lap joint. The picture below shows the half lap joint.

Newel post Cheshire

Newel Post – What is a lap joint?

A lap joint is one that is made by halving the thickness of each piece at the joint and fitting them together.

In this case the customer had a scotia mould on their newel post. Therefore, we gradually blended it out so the post looked square and modern.

This style of moulded newel post is very common on the cow estate in Middlewich and the Hermitage estate in Holmes Chapel. This style of properties were built in the late 1990s. There are many decorative features of these homes that provides evidence of when they were built.

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We work throughout Cheshire and serve all areas including Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Middlewich, Holmes Chapel, Sandbach and Congleton. Our service is entirely tailored and we work with our clients to design and create the best options available to them within their budget. Call today on 07887 987427 to discuss your joinery project.