About Vermontmantel.com
Paul Kayhart is the owner and craftsman of Vermont Mantel. He has enjoyed a career in woodworking for the past 16 years. His first interest in the profession was when he restored an old 1960's wooden runabout back to its original condition.
Paul started the business in 2006, focusing on building fireplace mantels and built-in furniture. PK Woodcraft now has pieces of their work displayed in over 400 Vermont homes. PK is personable, down to earth and very capable of assisting clients with creative design of their project, tailoring it to meet their specific needs and home decor.
He excels in working with detailed projects, matching precisely what the customer is looking for. In 2010, he started his own line of cedar recreation products, combining his two passions for woodworking and recreation. He enjoys being creative while making useful, fun, healthy, striking, and original wooden products that will last a life time. Wood products like all natural things, can easily return to the Earth when their usefulness has passed. Paul believes that the world would be a better place if objects we enjoy are cared for and loved.
Paul has lived in Vermont for his entire entire life, growing up on a dairy farm in Waltham, VT. He now resides in Cambridge Vermont.
Paul started the business in 2006, focusing on building fireplace mantels and built-in furniture. PK Woodcraft now has pieces of their work displayed in over 400 Vermont homes. PK is personable, down to earth and very capable of assisting clients with creative design of their project, tailoring it to meet their specific needs and home decor.
He excels in working with detailed projects, matching precisely what the customer is looking for. In 2010, he started his own line of cedar recreation products, combining his two passions for woodworking and recreation. He enjoys being creative while making useful, fun, healthy, striking, and original wooden products that will last a life time. Wood products like all natural things, can easily return to the Earth when their usefulness has passed. Paul believes that the world would be a better place if objects we enjoy are cared for and loved.
Paul has lived in Vermont for his entire entire life, growing up on a dairy farm in Waltham, VT. He now resides in Cambridge Vermont.
