CRAFTSMANSHIP
The F&D carpentry team includes highly skilled, ticketed carpenters with experience in movies, exhibits, events, shopping malls, theatre, Broadway and high end commercial work. F&D’s construction department is extensive and features carpenters, cabinet makers, Red Seal Carpenters, and custom scenic fabricators.
Our qualifications include standard construction techniques as well as industry specific scenic carpentry that is frequently seen in theatrical applications. For most projects, the carpenters will construct and assemble scenery in-house in order to obtain client approval prior to shipping and installation on site. If required, an installation supervisor from our carpentry department will accompany the scenery to its final destination in order to oversee assembly and installation. Most of our theatrical projects are designed and constructed in order to fully disassemble and pack into 53’ semi-trailers.
The creative, versatile attitudes of our carpenters contribute to the economic success in creating projects of any scale using both standard and unique materials. As carpenters, this group is often responsible for the bulk of integration of all show elements. This may include cladding on top of structural metal framing or preparation of surfaces for scenic painters.
F&D Carpenters work with a variety of materials including:
- Hardwood
- Softwood
- Fabric
- High-tech Plastics
- Flooring
- E-Panel
- Acrylic
- Carpeting
- VacuFormed Moulds
- Cast Decorative Pieces
- Rigid and Soft Foam
OUR CARPENTRY PROJECTS
OUR CARPENTRY PROJECTS
- Calgary Stampede Entry Features 2025Valarie Kirchner2025-07-28T20:37:49+00:00
Calgary Stampede Entry Features 2025
- CrossIron Mills Mall – Hockey ExperienceValarie Kirchner2025-07-28T19:55:30+00:00
CrossIron Mills Mall – Hockey Experience
- The New Group – Curse of the Starving ClassValarie Kirchner2025-07-28T19:39:01+00:00
The New Group – Curse of the Starving Class
- CTG, Mark Taper Forum – Fake it Until You Make itValarie Kirchner2025-07-28T19:34:50+00:00
CTG, Mark Taper Forum – Fake it Until You Make it