
Our workshop
Made in ourown workshop.
Every piece of Uno joinery is made at The Green, Irish Street, in Downpatrick. Making it ourselves is how we control quality, finish and lead times.
Many fit-out companies buy their joinery in. We make ours. The people drawing a reception desk can walk over and check a detail with the joiner making it, and a dimension that changes on Tuesday can be in production on Wednesday.
Why we make our own joinery
It means one team is accountable for the result, from the drawing to the finished piece on site.
- Shop drawings produced in-house
- Quality checked before anything leaves the workshop
- Shorter, more reliable lead times
- Faster changes when a site dimension moves

Equipment and capability
Replace with the workshop's actual machinery, floor area and team.
CNC machining
Describe the CNC router: bed size, materials, what it is used for.
Panel processing
Panel saw and edgebander: board sizes and edge types.
Spray finishing
Spray booth: lacquers, paints and colour matching.
Solid timber
Machining and hand finishing of solid timber.
Workshop and team
Floor area and number of joiners.
Materials and finishes
We work with the materials designers and clients ask for, and advise on what will perform best for the use.
- Real wood veneersOak, walnut, ash and more
- Solid timberMachined and hand finished
- High-pressure laminatesFor hard-wearing surfaces
- Solid surfaceWorktops and counters
- Painted and lacquered finishesColour matched
- Acoustic panelsFelt, slatted and perforated
Confirm the materials you work with.
Responsible making
Timber sourcing
FSC® or PEFC certified timber and boards where available. Confirm.
Less waste
How offcuts and waste are reused or recycled.
Made locally
Made in Downpatrick and installed by our own team, which cuts transport and keeps work in Northern Ireland.
Seventy years in Downpatrick
Hugh J. O'Boyle Ltd was founded in Downpatrick on 7 June 1957. Uno Interiors is its interiors and joinery division, run by Hugh Ross O'Boyle, grandson of the founder. In 2027 the company marks 70 years.
Our storyNeed something made?
Send us drawings, a sketch or a photo of what you have in mind and we'll tell you how we'd make it.
