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What feedback have you received from your clients about the renderings youвЂ™ve sent them?Д®very client has given us positive feedback. All were created in SketchUp, rendered with IRender nXt, then manufactured in our workshop.

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Examples of the projects weвЂ™ve completed include a featured staircase for a high-end designer home company, new builds, bespoke cabinetry, feature entrance doors, feature window seating and paneling, and a full handmade kitchen. We have produced designs for a variety of projects, and with the aid of your software, provided our clients with our vision for their bespoke products. IвЂ™m interested to see some of the renderings youвЂ™ve done for your projects.

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WhatвЂ™s great about your software is how real my models look after theyвЂ™ve been rendered. Because of my joinery background, I understand how items are crafted in the real world which enables me to simulate a bespoke joinery design virtually using SketchUp, then complete the vision using IRender nXt. I actually started using your ArielVision program around 2014, then recently moved to IRender nXt for the additional features that come with it. When did you start using IRender nXt and how does it fit in your operations? With us, we are not restricted with one or two designs, as some modern joinery companies are, we will judge a property on its merit and replicate a suitable period design.

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We are finding more and more customers, prefer their windows to be replaced as they were traditionally intended when the property was built, with, if possible, some improvements like double glazing and or draft proofing. IвЂ™m not saying they arenвЂ™t fit for purpose, just that this is where we differ - they donвЂ™t offer bespoke joinery. For example, if you search today on Google for traditional timber windows, I guarantee all the companies that come up, certainly on the first page of results, will have a mass produced window range which they call traditional and or architectural. This definitely sets us apart as we are increasingly finding the erosion of traditional joinery of windows, doors, stairs, etc., in favour of mass production and cheapness, and in turn we are finding that companies are losing the skill base and knowledge that had enabled them to provide a service that replicates the correct period of joinery products required. We pride ourselves in giving every property/client the time and respect they require, and will only produce windows and doors that are suitable, or as originally intended. These items are usually very special and not something that can be mass produced. We replace windows and doors up and down the country. I suppose itвЂ™s our passion for conservation. What sets your business apart from others in this niche? We pride ourselves in producing and replicating joinery from grade 2 listed to conservation areas, the same way it would have been done 100 years ago, in a manner which modern machinery cannot replicate. We are very strong advocates for the conservation of our countryвЂ™s architecture. Using both modern and traditional methods, we manufacture windows, doors, cabinetry, stairs and more. We are a traditional joinery company specializing in hand crafted bespoke joinery.

Please tell us about your joinery business. Thanks for taking the time to talk with us, David.

Since then, the business has grown to 20 employees and operates out of Abbey Barn, one of the oldest tithe barns in Europe, from where they now sell their products nationwide.ДЄbbey Barn - Faversham JoineryвЂ™s Workshop RobinвЂ™s father started Faversham in 1967 in his back yard, providing locals with traditional windows and doors. вЂњFavershamвЂќ is of Old English origin and means 'the metal-worker's village', but in modern day Faversham itвЂ™s the domain of these fine woodworking professionals.Дavid, along with FavershamвЂ™s Managing Director, Robin Dane, were both brought up in the trade by their fathers who taught them everything they knew.

The company is located in the town of Faversham in southeast England. WeвЂ™re excited to talk with David Crawley, Specialist Joinery Designer & Estimator for Faversham Joinery (UK) Ltd. Rendered with IRender nXt Hand Crafted in a 15th Century Workshop

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