Wryhta

Crafted by Tradition

Crafted by Tradition

Whether restoring centuries-old woodwork, designing bespoke furniture or carrying out modern joinery, Wryhta’s aim remains the same:

To produce work of lasting quality, shaped with honest materials, traditional techniques and genuine craftsmanship.

The origins of Wright

Wryhta (pronounced rye-ta) dating back to around 700 AD is the Old English word for ‘worker’ or ‘craftsman’ more specifically ‘carpenter’ someone who works skilfully with wood. Being the origin of the occupational name Wright and traditionally used in combinations such as ‘Cartwright’, ‘Shipwright’ and ‘Wainwright’.

By choosing the name Wryhta we honour the earliest language of our trade and the long lineage of craftsmen whose skill, care and tradition continue to inspire the work we do today.

Wryhta /rye-ta/ noun
Old English word meaning ‘Craftsman’

Customer Reviews

  • The guys have recently renovated an oak bay window in my G2 listed house and their level of expertise, attention to detail and professionalism was apparent from the outset. Absolute craftsmen, reminiscent of a time gone by; I shall absolutely be using again as my project continues.
    Denise W
  • Dave and Kevin did a fantastic job fitting our new kitchen. They managed the entire project, were always punctual, and kept everything very tidy throughout. Both were courteous, took real pride in their work, and showed great attention to detail. Nothing was ever too much trouble.
    We’re over the moon with the end result and would highly recommend them.
    C Phillips
  • I highly recommend Wryhta carpentry. Outstanding work and attention to detail. Competitive prices with exceptional service, punctual and also very tidy. If only all trades were this easy to deal with!
    Antony Watts