Timber & Co.

Book a consultation

Give us an hour.

An hour at the sample table settles more than a month of emails. No charge, no deposit, and nothing is ordered on the day.

A designer weighing an oak sample over the consultation table, timber, stone and linen swatches laid out

Four ways

Come to the bench, or we will come to you

Most people start at the sample table, where the timbers are. For built-ins and whole rooms it is worth having us measure the space ourselves, and if you are out of town, a call will do.

At the sample table
The usual one. You sit down with a designer, we lay out the timbers next to your photographs, and we draw the piece between us.
14 Kramer Road, Kramerville
About an hourNo charge
A visit to your place
We measure the room ourselves, read the light through the day, and check what has to get through the door before anything is promised.
Anywhere in Johannesburg or Pretoria
About ninety minutesR950, credited to your order
A video call
Walk us through the room on your phone. We will tell you honestly whether it is a commission, a piece from the collection, or neither.
Wherever you are
Half an hourNo charge
Trade & specification
For architects, hotels and restaurants. Lead times, batch pricing and how far we can match grain across a whole floor.
The showroom or your studio
About an hourNo charge

Pick your hour

  1. 01 · The consult
  2. 02 · A day and a time
  3. 03 · Who to expect

How would you like to sit down?

Worth bringing

  • The wall measurement, even a rough one on your phone
  • Photographs of the room at the time of day you use it
  • A floor plan, if the architect left you one
  • Anything you already live with that the piece has to sit beside

The doors are open

  • Tuesday to Saturday09:00 – 17:00
  • Sunday09:00 – 14:00
  • MondayBy appointment

14 Kramer Road, Kramerville, Sandton

+27 11 262 4410 · hello@timberandco.co.za

Rather do it in writing? The showroom page has a note form and the delivery windows.

On the day

How the hour goes

  1. Coffee, and the room

    You tell us about the space and the people in it. We ask what you already own that has to stay, because that usually settles the timber.

  2. Boards on the table

    Oak, walnut, smoked oak, kiaat and teak, side by side under the same light. Colour is chosen off the board, never off a chart.

  3. Drawn between us

    A designer draws the piece to scale while you watch, and changes it while you argue. Proportion is easier to settle on paper than in oak.

  4. An honest date and figure

    You leave with the drawing, a timber picked out, a price and a real lead time. Nothing is ordered on the day.

Before you book

The questions we are usually asked

Does the consultation cost anything?

Not at the showroom, and not on a call. A visit to your place is R950, and that comes off the order if you go ahead.

How far ahead should I book?

A week is comfortable. We keep the first slot of each morning open for people who walked in the day before and want to come back properly.

Am I committing to anything?

No. About half the people at the sample table leave with a drawing and think about it for a season. The drawing is yours either way.

Can I bring a piece to be looked at?

Please do. Bring the chair, the leaf or a photograph of the water mark and we will tell you at the bench whether it is worth restoring.

The showroom at evening, lamps lit over the display floor

No appointment

Or simply walk in

The floor is open six days a week and nobody will hover. Booking only guarantees that a designer is free to sit down with you for the whole hour.