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Write to the workshop.

Email is our only channel, and it is a deliberate choice: every measurement, species choice and revision ends up in writing, with a date on it. Tell us the room, the seat count and roughly when you would like the piece, and a craftsman will answer.

Addresses by purpose

New enquiries & general questions

[email protected]
Commissions, chip sets, consulting, availability and anything you are still deciding.

Commissions in progress & aftercare

[email protected]
Builds on the trestles, delivery arrangements, care questions, warranty and the re-felt programme.

Legal notices

[email protected]
Formal notices, intellectual property matters and anything addressed to the operator as a legal person.

Privacy & data requests

[email protected]
Access, correction, erasure and every other right described in the Privacy Policy.

Postal address of the owner

Sport Casual Limited
7 Grove Park Road
Wrexham, Clwyd
LL12 7AA, United Kingdom

Response times

New enquiries: within two working days.
Live commissions: within one working day.
Legal notices: acknowledged within five working days.
Privacy requests: acknowledged within 10 business days, answered within the periods set out in the Privacy Policy.

No telephone line

The workshop publishes no telephone number and takes no calls. If a message is urgent, put "urgent" in the subject line and it will be read first.

Ask a question

The same form as the one on the home page. Every field marked with an asterisk is required.

We answer within two working days.
Checked and ready — but nothing has been sent. This site has no server behind its forms, so your question stayed in your browser. To reach the workshop, open an email to [email protected] with what you just wrote, and a craftsman will answer.

What to include in a first message

The more of this you can tell us at the start, the more useful our first reply will be. None of it is required — a single sentence is a perfectly good way to begin.

  • The room: rough dimensions, and how much clear space there is around where the table would stand.
  • The game: how many seats, how often it is played, how long a session runs.
  • The furniture around it: chair height and style, since the rail is set against your chairs.
  • Any species you are drawn to, or a piece elsewhere in the house you would like it to sit beside.
  • Access: the narrowest doorway, any stair turn, and whether there is a lift.
  • Timing: whether the room has a date it needs to be ready for.

Photographs of the room help more than anything else, and you are welcome to attach them to your email. For how we handle what you send, see the Privacy Policy.