A LEADING North Yorkshire bespoke manufacturer of furniture, kitchens and church furnishings has designed and supplied solid oak chairs and tables for a newly-restored mediaeval building in the grounds of Peterborough Cathedral.
Award-winning Treske, based in Thirsk, has now installed the furniture at the 13th-century Knights’ Chamber, part of the cathedral’s new visitor and learning centre.
Treske supplied three arts and crafts tables and ten further folding tables that can be stored in two specially-constructed table storage cupboards. Seating is provided by 66 St Wilfrid chairs which have been upholstered in burgundy leather. The chairs are fitted with brass plaques with sponsor’s inscriptions.
In addition to the tables and chairs, Treske provided a reading lectern, an AV storage cabinet and a rise and fall TV cabinet.
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