Joinery

Cutting and joining interior and exterior items, from windows and stairs, to bookshelves and tables, for both commercial and residential projects.

Information

Skill Competition Manager : Dion Iori

Working from drawings, the joiner’s task is to measure and cut joints then assemble, install, and finish to a high standard.

They are mostly workshop based, but some projects will take place on building sites or in the homes of customers.

Joinery is closely associated with cabinetmaking and carpentry, and other areas of the construction industry.

Competitors

Arturo Maciá

Spain

Gulshan Kumar Sharma

India

Felix Wilhelm

Germany

Bolin Huang

China

Mathieu Klein

Luxembourg

Joe Kelly

Ireland

Benoît DESSIOUX

France

Harry Scolding

United Kingdom

YU-SHUO HSU

Chinese Taipei

Mátyás Eszlinger

Hungary

Seiya Umeda

Japan

Loïc Santschi

Switzerland

Bud Naranbaatar

Mongolia

Thomas Leitner

Austria

Mathis LESSIRE

Belgium

Bruno Ferreira de Almeida

Brazil

Chun Yin FONG

Hong Kong, China

Vetjiua Zamuee

Namibia

Mingyu Jeong

Korea

Calendar

Slot	Day	Time
Project Presentation by External Designer and SCM to Competitors and Experts. (no changes will be made to the TP)	09/09	13:00
Competitor to exit competition site	09/11	17:00
Competitor Finish Time	09/11	17:00
Competitor to exit competition site	09/12	17:30
Competitor Finish Time	09/12	17:30
Competitor to exit competition site	09/13	16:45
Competitor Finish Time	09/13	16:45
Competitor to exit competition site	09/14	15:00
Competitor Finish Time	09/14	15:00

What happens during a skill competition?

The Competitors receive their competition subject.

Competitors carry out the requested project and deliver complete or incomplete work within a specified deadline.

A group of Experts evaluates Competitors' renderings in accordance with WSI standards.

The results are calculated through an information system and a list of Champions is generated.

The Champions are rewarded during a Closing Ceremony.

Results

Bolin
Huang

China

Felix
Wilhelm