Question 1

What does Beara Joinery make?

Accepted Answer

Stairs, kitchens, fitted furniture and display work for museums and galleries. The joinery works with timber, glass, acrylic and metal.  CNC machining available as required.

Question 2

Where is the workshop?

Accepted Answer

In Garnish, on the Beara Peninsula, Co. Cork. Everything is made there, and we fit what we make ourselves.  The Eircode is P75DR67.

Question 3

How does a job start?

Accepted Answer

With a conversation about what you have in mind. We then draw the job and model it in 3D on screen, and sometimes as a physical model, before anything is made. The piece is made in the workshop, with a CNC machine as needed, and fitted by us.

Question 4

Can I see examples of your work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The website shows stairs, kitchens, furniture and museum and gallery work, photographed in the houses and buildings they were made for.

Question 5

How do I ask about a job?

Accepted Answer

Ring 087 779 7950, email info@bearajoinery.com, or send a message from the website. We will ring or write back. The workshop is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

Question 6

Who is behind Beara Joinery?

Accepted Answer

Marc Jeisy, a Swiss-trained architectural technician and carpenter-joiner draftsman, who leads the workshop team in Garnish.

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