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Custom Cedar Bike Storage
Purpose-built storage for a narrow Toronto side yard, with bifold doors, lift-up access and integrated rooftop planting.
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Toronto · Custom Residential Carpentry
Thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship and custom spaces made for the way you live.
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A design-led approach
Crookshank Custom Carpentry creates one-of-a-kind residential projects shaped around real sites, real constraints and the character of Toronto homes.
The work begins with a problem to solve—and ends with something that feels as though it belongs.
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Selected work
Thoughtful solutions ranging from compact urban storage and garden buildings to outdoor living spaces, interior built-ins and practical exterior carpentry.
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Areas of expertise
Decks, stairs, gates, fences and outdoor structures designed around the home, garden and how the space will actually be used.
Garden buildings, bike storage, cedar enclosures, planters and other tailored answers to awkward urban sites.
Custom shelving, storage and work surfaces designed precisely around the room and the homeowner’s needs.
Repairs, railings, stairs and one-off details approached with respect for older Toronto homes.
“Matt is skilled on many important levels: communication, solving design challenges, and knowledge of products and materials.”
— Toronto homeowner
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About
Founded by Toronto carpenter and artist Matthew Crookshank, the studio combines hands-on building experience with a long background in visual design, animation and fine art.
That combination supports a collaborative process: listening closely, resolving awkward site conditions, refining proportions and building each detail with purpose.
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How projects begin
We discuss the project, priorities, site conditions and realistic budget range.
Measurements and design thinking turn the initial idea into a clear direction.
You receive a written scope, material approach and transparent estimate.
The work is completed with care, regular communication and respect for your home.
Work in progress
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In the workshop
A one-of-a-kind neighbourhood book exchange currently taking shape in the workshop, with hand-laid cedar shakes, multiple glazed doors, cedar framing and warm integrated lighting.
Finished installation photography coming soon.
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