Contact
Getting intouch.
Gentry House is a concept, so there’s no phone line, inbox or shop door behind this page. It shows how a real grooming house’s contact page would work.
Opening hours (illustrative)
| Monday | 10am – 6pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9am – 6pm |
| Wednesday | 9am – 6pm |
| Thursday | 9am – 8pm |
| Friday | 9am – 8pm |
| Saturday | 8am – 5pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
About this concept
How this site works.
The booking journey
Choose a service, a barber and a time: every step works, and the last one sends nothing. No appointment is ever made.
The enquiry form
Shown just as it would be for a real shop, with sending switched off.
The photography
A bespoke set of generated images made for this concept. The people pictured are not real, and neither are the rooms.
Who made it
SR7 Web Design, which designs and builds websites for businesses across the North East.
Enquiries
The enquiry form.
How a real shop would take wedding mornings, group bookings and gift-voucher questions, shown here with sending switched off. To see a booking from start to finish, the booking demo works end to end without sending anything.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Do you take walk-ins?
In the story, yes: Gentry House works by appointment so nobody is rushed, but if a chair is free the barbers will gladly see you.
Is there parking nearby?
Several city-centre car parks are within a five-minute walk, and many pay-and-display bays are free in the evening.
Can I bring my son?
Of course. The Young Gentleman cut is for clients aged 14 and under, and the Father & Son package books you into neighbouring chairs.
What if I’m running late?
Chairs are held for ten minutes; after that the appointment may need to be shortened or moved so the next client isn’t kept waiting.
Is this a real barbershop?
No. Gentry House Barbers is a concept website designed and built by SR7 Web Design. The shop, its barbers and reviews are fictional, and nothing on this site can book or send anything.