Greenwich Joinery was a UK-based joinery manufacturer specialising in the production and installation of wooden windows and doors, operating out of Dartford, Kent. The company traded for over 35 years, beginning as a family-run business carrying out glazing jobs and repairs before concentrating on purpose-made joinery for private households and professional clients including housing associations and local authorities. The company was formally incorporated as Greenwich Joinery Limited in 2016 and was dissolved on 28 June 2025. [1] [2]
Design and History
Documented visual identity history for Greenwich Joinery is extremely limited. The company’s own website, which was referenced in business directories, is no longer accessible, and no official records of its logo design have been located in the available research. [3]
An unverified claim associates a 1965 logo for Greenwich Joinery with British designer Kenneth Hollick. Hollick is a documented designer known for his 1974 logo for Greater Manchester Transport, which featured a distinctive double “M” mark. [4] However, no verifiable source confirms that Hollick designed a logo for Greenwich Joinery, and the 1965 date does not align with the company’s documented trading history, which began in the early 1980s. [2]
Given the absence of reliable primary sources, the specific appearance, designer attribution, and design history of the Greenwich Joinery logo cannot be verified. The company’s visual identity remains undocumented in accessible official records.
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