We’ve built our reputation on meticulous craftsmanship, delivering joinery projects of every scale and complexity with precision and care.
What began as a small workshop has grown into a team of over 35 highly skilled makers, working together in state-of-the-art facilities with the same passion and determination that defined our beginnings.
Today, as Greenborne Joinery, we honour that proud heritage while looking to the future with a commitment to excellence, and the drive to create spaces that inspire.
Our workshop was first established to serve local construction business RW Armstrong, established by Roy Armstrong (pictured), as demand for quality joinery increased.
Geoff Squibb joins as one of the first joinery apprentices - and remains with us over 50 years later.
Kevin Fraser joins the company as an Apprentice Carpenter
A dedicated joinery workshop is created on the ground floor of Armstrong House.
To meet increasing demand, a second joinery workshop opens in Farnham.
The team is brought together under one roof in a new state-of-the-art workshop in Basingstoke.
Kevin Fraser is appointed as General Manager, bringing years of knowledge and experience from being a Bench Joiner, Workshop Manager and Commercial Manager to the role as the business continues to grow.
Geoff Squibb celebrates 50 years of service, moving from his apprenticeship into senior management roles, and mentoring many of the apprentices who followed him into the business.
A fresh chapter begins as RW Armstrong Joinery evolves to become Greenborne Joinery – carrying forward a legacy of exceptional craftsmanship and timeless design to share with a wider audience.
As members of the British Woodworking Federation, we are at the heart of the UK’s woodworking and joinery manufacturing industry. Their expert advice on best practice in production, health and safety, and skills development – and their role in shaping policy and standards – helps us promote growth, safe working, and maintain valuable connections across the sector.
In our state-of-the-art workshop, every effort is made to reduce waste and energy use. Solar panels installed on the roof help generate renewable electricity, reducing reliance on external energy sources and lowering our overall environmental impact.
We are proud to support local charities, community clubs, and schools by donating items of surplus wood. This is creatively repurposed into practical and decorative items – such as garden planters, games, bowls, and pens – which can be sold to raise valuable funds to support their activities.
Any wood waste that cannot be repurposed or donated is used to fuel our biomass boiler, which provides heating for the workshop. The boiler is also supported by our advanced air filtration system, which captures wood dust and redirects it for use as fuel, helping to keep the workshop clean and energy efficient.
General Manager
Operations Manager
Project Manager
Commercial Manager
Joinery Estimator & Surveyor
Assistant Joinery Estimator & Surveyor
CAD Designer
CAD Designer
Trainee CAD Designer
Production Manager
Assistant Production Manager
Finishing Manager