Sample business
Carpentry & repair
Three original diagrams explain possible work. They are fictional studies, not photographs of completed client projects.
The study isolates a simple timber joint and the direction of clamp pressure. It shows why loose parts, the old finish and the condition of the adjoining timber matter.
The clamp positions are illustrative. A real repair method must follow inspection of the actual construction.
The study marks mounting points and the gap between two fronts. The useful question is whether the movement comes from the hinge, its fixing or the surrounding cabinet.
An adjustment is not always the answer. Damaged fixing points or distorted components may require a different scope.
The study sorts material into a long strip, square block and narrow spacer. The length, thickness and condition determine what can be kept for a small fitting.
Dimensions, grain direction and suitability must be checked before any piece is used.
A photo, rough dimensions and your area are a useful place to start. This is a sample business; contact details need replacing.
Prepare an inquirySample work-photo section — replace the empty slot with a photo of work your business completed and has permission to show. The diagrams above remain illustrative, not evidence of client work.
Sample slot: add your own verified details.
Alt text field: Sample: Identify the actual person or work and useful context.
Use your own photos, not stock people. Obtain permission from everyone shown and any customer whose space or work is identifiable. Replace this empty slot, its alt text and its caption together.