Guide Woodworking Inc.

Formally known as the ‘Sky Dome’, this iconic structure is located in the heart of Toronto’s downtown community, at the base of one of Canada’s most recognizable structure, the CN Tower. Rogers Centre has been home to the Toronto Blue Jays since June 5, 1989. This building is the only sports and entertainment venue of its size and design in Canada. A couple unique features of Rogers Centre is its retractable roof, that allows the venue to be an open-air facility with the option of closing it due to bad weather. The roof takes approximately 25 minutes to open or close fully and weighs 11,000 tons. Structurally, Rogers Centre remains the same today as it was when opened in 1989, with only a handful of key cosmetic changes. In 2020 Rogers decided to do major renovations to the exterior of the Rogers Centre which we are happy to be apart of. So whether your strolling past on a night out in the City, or cheering on the Jays, we are proud to showcase to you Guide’s craftsmanship that adds a sense of modern sophistication to the landmark.

Welcome to our new home! We've moved into our new facility and boasting more than double our previous space, we are ready to meet all capacity needs. Come by for a tour anytime!

555 Secretariat Court, Mississauga L5S 2A5

Our feature ceiling overlooking the Humber College Welcome Centre - be sure to check out our millwork when you take a tour of the campus!

There is no better feeling than knowing that the hard work and determination put into a project is being noticed by the Architects and GC's

The CN Tower; Canada’s most recognized and celebrated structure, marks “Home” to nearly 3 million Torontonians, and holds a special place in the hearts of those who are privileged to live or work in its awe-inspiring vicinity. This wonder of the modern world attracts millions of national and international tourists every year to indulge in breathtaking views and has become a staple of Toronto’s Skyline. Though its 32-year record as the worlds tallest free-standing structure ended in 2007, the CN Tower remains the tallest free-standing structure on the Western Hemisphere, and as such, celebrated record-breaking attendance in 2017. One year later, this Canadian Icon has just celebrated its 42nd birthday with the unveiling of its biggest renovation in history and we, at Guide Woodworking, are so honored and grateful to have been part of this momentous experience! In the words of Neil Jones, COO of the CN Tower, “… it is important to keep innovating. As a national icon, the experiences we offer our guests should always be at world-class levels. We feel this renovation accomplishes that goal,” and we couldn’t agree more. This renovation has completely refreshed and modernized the piacle of Toronto culture, a monument that inspires a sense of pride for Canadians; and we couldn’t be more proud to share our contribution.

Another exhilarating project completed by Guide Woodworking for The Hudson’s Bay Company; this time at Scarborough Town Centre. From the decorative trims and screens to the functional shelving and fixtures, not to mention the breathtaking ceiling feature in TOPMAN, we are proud to deliver another fully renovated HBC with the help of the great teamwork on this project.