Muebles Encino

Carpentry

Carpentry in Guadalajara

The best of carpentry in Guadalajara and its surroundings. We work with any type of wood, such as parota, encino, rosa morada or nogal, among others. We build carpentry from 3D renders or from reference images to each client's taste.

Kitchens – Doors – Closets – Gates – Wood Floors

High-Quality Carpentry in Guadalajara

Muebles ENCINO is dedicated to carpentry in Guadalajara, as a company with a third generation of carpenters specialized in the design and production of high-quality carpentry furniture in GDL. Our number 1 goal is “to do quality woodwork” in order to earn the best reputation in Guadalajara and its surrounding areas. Our artisan carpenters in GDL work carefully to deliver excellence down to the smallest details of our woodwork.

Carpentry in Guadalajara: About Us

Do you need to find a high-quality carpentry shop in Guadalajara for your home? Muebles Encino is a carpentry shop that offers its services in the following cities: Guadalajara, Zapopan, Tlaquepaque, Tonalá and the whole Guadalajara Metropolitan Area (ZMG).

At Muebles Encino we build carpentry in high-quality wood, in Guadalajara, such as parota, encino, okumé, tzalám, rosa morada, primavera, nogal, American encino and tornillo, among other woods. We focus on working with solid woods to guarantee our carpentry work. If you would like to see and compare wood qualities, check the following link: “NATIONAL WOODS AND SPECIFICATIONS“. Whether for offices, apartments, houses, interiors or exteriors.

The furniture we make comes in all kinds and in custom sizes depending on our client's taste, such as:

Wooden Doors from Our Carpentry in Guadalajara, GDL

In our carpentry shop we build any type of wooden door design in Guadalajara or GDL, and of course we also install them. We make doors of any size and for any room in your home.

Most of our current orders are parota doors in the ZMG (Guadalajara Metropolitan Area), since it has been the most popular wood from 2015 to this day.

Rosa morada door

Wooden Gates from Our Carpentry in Guadalajara

We build wooden gates in Guadalajara in solid woods; a metal frame is usually used to ensure the stability of the gate, and then we clad it with wood in our carpentry shop.

Wooden Kitchens from Our Carpentry in Guadalajara

We build our wooden kitchens in solid woods to guarantee the quality of our work, and we avoid working with veneers.

Wooden Closets from Our Carpentry in Guadalajara

Wooden closets in Guadalajara are built in our carpentry shop with great attention to detail and craftsmanship.

  • Staircases
  • Handrails
  • Closets
  • Solid wood gates
  • Cribs
  • Daybeds
  • Chairs
  • Dining sets
  • Bars
  • Kitchens
  • Dressers
  • Credenzas
  • Bookcases

Carpentry, Ironwork & Design in Guadalajara – Muebles Encino

We Cover All of Mexico and the USA

Minimalist – Industrial – Classic – Colonial

Carpentry Styles in Guadalajara

Muebles Encino offers different styles in its residential carpentry, among which minimalist, industrial, classic and colonial stand out; below is a brief description of each.

Classic Carpentry

At Muebles Encino we have a wide range of classic-style designs, which we can design and produce for you in our workshop, made to measure and to your taste.

Industrial Carpentry

The industrial style has lately been used in residential architecture, since it brings a vintage concept that blends beautifully into the home; at Muebles Encino we have professionals in the field to design and create the perfect piece of furniture for you.

Contemporary Carpentry

Contemporary furniture is in great demand in our orders, since it is a style our clients have liked very much lately; we have a wide range of products designed for you.

Minimalist Carpentry

Minimalist carpentry design is the most requested by our clients thanks to its great adaptability to any residential style; our experts have a wide variety of designs and are the best at designing new products.

Furniture Finishes in Carpentry in Guadalajara

If your question is, what are the finishes on carpentry furniture in Guadalajara? It refers to the finish and coating applied to the surface of the furniture, in this case the wood itself. The finishes Muebles Encino uses on its products vary depending on where the piece will be used, which comes down to “indoor furniture” and “outdoor furniture”, which we explain in more detail below.

Exterior Carpentry Finishes in Guadalajara

At Muebles Encino we apply a finish to your carpentry furniture in Guadalajara that allows it to withstand harsh climate changes, such as sun, rain, night and dew. The finishing method uses a special oil-based material which permeates the furniture and protects it exceptionally well.

Interior Carpentry Finishes in Guadalajara

In the case of finishes for parota furniture from our carpentry in Guadalajara for interiors, they are fine finishes using the conventional polyurethane-based varnish method (conventional lacquer), in classic, natural and colored finishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are indoor and outdoor furniture the same?

Furniture has to be made specifically for indoor or outdoor use, because of the environment it will be exposed to. For example, indoor furniture uses hard materials such as acrylics and varnishes, while outdoor furniture must have oils to help it repel water, wind and sun.

Is solid wood alive?

All types of wood remain alive even after the tree has been felled; the main reason is humidity, since wood absorbs moisture from the environment and, in doing so, swells and warps. Some woods, such as parota, warp more than others, due to the hardness of each type of wood.

What materials can be used on wood?

That's right: varnishes, lacquers, polymers, waxes, water-based paints, oil-based paints and even oils can be applied to wood so that it better withstands climate changes and the sun.

Is parota prohibited in Guadalajara?

For those wondering whether parota is prohibited: it is not, but it is regulated by the government of Mexico and our state of Jalisco through the TERRITORIAL ECOLOGICAL ORDINANCE OF THE STATE OF JALISCO, which sets the regulations for woods; this ordinance has been in force since 2006.