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106, Qasam Industrijali Ta' Hal-Farrug, Hal Luqa, Hal Farrug, Malta
+356 2123 2190 , +356 9940 6626 Manuel Sacco
occas2@gmail.com www.masterwoodmalta.net
For the past 22 years, Master Wood have been manufacturers of high-end furniture and apertures. Their portfolio includes work for hotels, restaurants, the Maltese government and even St John’s Co Cathedral, as well as the general public. They manufacture special apertures that are double-glazed, as well as high-gloss kitchens, veneered bedrooms, solid wood hall furniture and laminated spare bedrooms. They also manufacture custom-made kitchens from beginning to end – they help the client to design it and, when it is ready, they also advise on where to make electrical and water connections. Master Wood can turn your project from drawings to reality.
Adore More, Triq Id-Difiza Civili, Il-Mosta, Malta MST 1743
+356 2145 6570 Kenneth Fenech
sales@adoremore.eu www.adoremore.com.mtAt Adore More we strive to give you the best finish for your apertures, be it PVC, aluminium or wood. We have something for everyone. Wooden apertures are still a very sought after product, and we have gone out of our way to secure a high quality wood product that can withstand the harsh local elements. So visit us at our showroom in Mosta and we will make sure to find a design or style that best suits your home.
48, Triq Dun Luret Callus, Haz-Zebbug, Malta ZBG 2495
+356 2146 1178 , +356 7953 9185 Alex Mifsud
jmzebbug@gmail.com www.josephmifsud.comJoseph Mifsud of Zebbug is a name synonymous with the manufacture of high quality wooden apertures. When just a young lad of fourteen, Joseph Mifsud attended Mriehel Technical School, where he was strongly advised and encouraged by his mother to choose mechanics as his line of study. But having a mind of his own, he decidedly opted for carpentry and technical design. He did not have an inclination for academic subjects, but he surely excelled in maths, woodwork and design. He was greatly encouraged by his teachers because in him they saw skill, determination and most of all love for the trade! Once he left school, with lots of theory in his mind, he found a job as an apprentice with an experienced carpenter who excelled in the manufacture of solid wooden furniture. His love for the trade grew day by day and so did his experience. After a few years as an apprentice, he felt he had to move on, and together with his brother, he started his own first carpentry workshop. That's how it all started - in a small garage in Zebbug. Way back in 1981, he got his first 'big project' - to completely finish a small hotel - doors, windows, furniture and all. With the need for another two employees, he started building around him a small group of young carpenters and sprayers - some of whom are still working with him to the present day. As a result of this, the business also had to move to new and bigger premises –but always in Zebbug. In 1996 came the great step forward. With more and more talk about energy saving, even with regards to house construction, came the decision to invest in state of the art machinery which would totally revolutionize the way in which wooden apertures were manufactured in Malta. He was the first to use new profiles, double glazing and double rubber all round - all in combination with solid wood. All this resulted in weather proof houses and more satisfied clients. But this applied not only to high quality wooden doors and windows. The firm, now passing into the hands of Joseph's two sons and son-in-law, together with a dedicated team of employees, manufacture custom-made bedrooms, kitchens, vanity cupboards and Maltese balconies. Their clients, more often than not, start discussing and seeking their advice even when their house is still on paper. No mass production, but one of a kind bedrooms or kitchens made solely for the individual client to his particular needs and design. Attention to detail and utmost importance to the client's wishes is what has led to the constant success this small firm has enjoyed through these last forty years!