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We cover all of Peterborough
We cover all of Peterborough including: Werrington, Bretton, Orton Waterville, Longthorpe, Stanground, Woodston, Fletton, Gunthorpe, Paston, Dogsthorpe, Walton, Netherton, Eye, Yaxley, Whittlesey, Thorney, Glinton, Helpston, Castor, Wittering and more.
Turner & Co Bespoke Joinery Ltd handcraft bespoke timber front doors, stable doors, French doors, bi-fold doors and internal doors for homes across Peterborough, each one developed through a personal consultation, built in our Ipswich workshop and spray finished before it reaches site.
Peterborough carries a real mix of eras within a few streets of each other, from Georgian townhouses and Victorian terraces around the cathedral quarter to post-war semis further out and new build estates across Hampton, Orton and Werrington. A door that suits a Georgian frontage would look wrong on a new build in Hampton, so we design each one around the property in front of us rather than one house style for the whole city.
We’ve made doors for period properties and new builds alike across Peterborough, with every project starting from the same conversation about how the door needs to work day to day as well as look right. Tell us about your Peterborough property and we’ll talk you through what’s possible.
What Bespoke Timber Doors Do We Make For Peterborough Homes?

We handcraft front doors, stable doors, French doors, bi-fold doors and internal doors for homes across Peterborough, and every one starts with a conversation about the property rather than a catalogue.
Front Doors Built Around The House
A front door sets the tone for the whole property, so we look closely at proportions, ironmongery and colour before anything is cut. Peterborough has 29 designated conservation areas, including the city centre conservation area covering the Cathedral Precincts, and separate ones around Longthorpe and Orton Waterville further out. Homes in those areas tend to call for a different door profile than the newer builds out at Hampton or Orton, and we design to match rather than default to one shape for every job.
Stable, French And Bi-Fold Doors
Stable doors suit the older cottages found in villages like Longthorpe and Orton Waterville, where fresh air without swinging the whole door open is often the point. French doors work well for connecting a kitchen or living room to a garden, a common ask on period properties near the city centre. Bi-fold doors suit the newer builds across Hampton and Werrington particularly well, where a wider opening onto a garden or terrace fits the layout and folds back neatly when it’s not needed.
Because each door is made to measure, sizing, glazing and finish can all be adjusted to suit the room it’s going into.
How We Build A Bespoke Timber Door
Every project starts with a conversation about how the door will actually be used day to day, not just how it should look. From there we take measurements, produce technical drawings and select timber suited to the exposure and style of the property.
Manufacture, spray finishing and quality checks all happen at our Ipswich workshop before the door reaches site, so nothing leaves until it’s ready. Fitting is carried out with the same attention to detail as the build itself.

Reviews From Our Recent Work
Homeowners across Peterborough and the wider Cambridgeshire area come back to us for the same reason: the door they receive matches what they asked for, down to the details they’d almost forgotten mentioning. Take a look at a recent project below.

Let’s Build Your Peterborough Door
Whether that means matching a Georgian frontage near the cathedral or fitting a clean, modern design on a newer estate out at Hampton or Werrington, the starting point is the same conversation about what you actually need from the door.