We are proud to offer a wide variety of options for beautiful, bespoke, and traditionally-crafted timber frame extensions for your home in the UK. Whether you’re looking for a more comfortable living or entertainment space, a new and tranquil setting for your home office, or even if you need more room for a private gym or indoor swimming pool – we will be glad to build it to your exact needs and specifications.
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Offering bespoke designs for freestanding wooden buildings and house extensions is all part of our award-winning service. This means that if you already have ideas in mind for your very own timber-framed structure and feel that it offers all the room you need for work, leisure, or storage, we are more than ready to help you make these plans a reality.
We can even manufacture large, complex designs for multiple uses, including combined offices and garages, hobby and entertainment spaces, and art studios or workshops.
With an experienced team of master craftsmen on hand, we’ll be here to expand your home and transform it into the space you’ve always imagined. Our work will even blend seamlessly with the rest of your property, adding charm and an aesthetically pleasing finish alongside the new interior space.
There are several stipulations involved when you wish to build a timber frame extension for a house, while adhering to both planning permission and Building Regulations. These include stipulations around:
There may be further stipulations besides these that apply in your local area, so we would always recommend that you contact your local authority before planning a timber frame construction.
To learn more about how we can help, please contact us on the phone or send us an email today. Alternatively, you can also take a look at our guide on planning permission for more information.
This building comprises of two frames. The first is a large square frame with hipped roof and a dovecote at the top. The second frame attached to it comprises of 3 open bays, 2 ...
This oak framed complex was designed for a customer in Kent and is formed of three different frames. The first frame is a two bay open garage with an enclosed store to the side....
This oak framed home leisure building has two bays, one storage bay accessed via a single door to the front, and another larger bay for use as a workshop, with full length openi...
A fully glazed oak frame extension sitting on a dwarf brick wall with a covered walkway to the entrance doors. Four velux roof lights help to bring as much light into the buildi...
This oak framed home leisure building has three bays, with a single door and two mullion windows to the front. To the rear there are two sets of four-pane full length garden roo...
This oak framed complex has a three bay open garage, a link building, and a one bay garage with a store. The three bay garage is open to the front and has an enclosed store to t...
This oak framed complex has a three bay enclosed garage, a link building and another three bay enclosed garage. The first garage has one set of garage doors to the front and a m...
This oak framed complex is formed of four different buildings. The first is a two bay garage with one bay open and one enclosed. The enclosed bay is accessed via the open bay. T...
This oak framed garden room is formed of five bays with an enclosed barn entrance on the second bay. It is designed to be attached to an existing building at the rear. The first...
This oak framed garden room is designed to be attached to an existing building. It has full length glazing to the front and rear, with a pair of opening garden room windows to t...
This oak framed garage has three enclosed bays; two of these are accessed on the right hand side of the building, as one is open and the other has a set of garage doors. The bay...
This oak framed garden room has full length glazing to the left hand side and to the front of one bay, with a solid wall to the right and two three pane windows to the front. Th...
This oak framed complex is comprised of a three bay garage, a two bay link building, and a three bay store. The garage has two enclosed bays, with the left accessed via a single...
This oak framed home extension is formed of a single bay, with glazed gables on each end, designed to be attached to an existing building on the left hand side. The rear and sid...
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of two different frames. The first frame is a two bay open garage, and attached to the rear is a three bay garden room. The garde...
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of two frames and is designed to be attached to an existing building on the right hand side. The home leisure building has three ...
This oak framed complex is formed of a three bay garage, a small link building and another three bay garage. The first garage has three enclosed bays, all accessed by sets of ga...
This oak framed complex is formed of a two bay garage, a small link building and a two bay garage. The first garage has two open bays, with an enclosed store to the rear. The li...
This oak framed complex is formed of three different buildings; a two storey three bay garage, a small link building, and another three bay garage. The first garage is a two sto...
This oak framed home extension is designed to be attached to an existing building on the right hand side. The building is fully glazed to the front and left side of the bays, wi...
This oak framed garden room has full length garden room windows to the front and half of the left side. The rear and right walls are weatherboarded with softwood and the right s...
This oak framed home leisure building is has three enclosed bays with one accessed via a single door to the front, designed to be used for storage, and the other two with pairs ...
This oak framed home leisure building is one bay with a single set of opening full length garden room windows to the front.
This oak framed home leisure building is designed to be attached to an existing building on the left hand side. The front, right and rear sides of the building all have single p...
This oak framed garage has one enclosed bay and two open bays. The enclosed bay is accessed by a single door to the front and has a three pane window. There is also a single doo...
This two storey oak framed garage is formed of two seperate frames, the first is a three bay garage with the front enclosed and access via two sets of garage doors to the left h...
This oak framed garage complex is formed of two different buildings. The first building is a three bay open garage and the third bay is open to the rear as well. There is a cloc...
This oak framed garage has four bays, three enclosed and one open. Two of the enclosed bays are accessed by a set of garage doors to the left hand side. The third enclosed bay h...
This oak framed home leisure building has three bays, with an extra open bay to the front to function as a porch. The middle bay has four full length garden room windows to the ...
An open oak framed building for a car or covered storage. It could also be used to site a hot tub or for sheltered outdoor entertainment.
With nearly four decades working with green oak, we are at the forefront of our industry and are proud of the work we’ve done in the past and will continue to do in the future.
We are the UK’s only oak framed building company to carry an EXOVA BM Trada Q-Mark, which means that with us you get a standard that you cannot get elsewhere.
We are the recent winners of the South East Best Rural Manufacturing Business Award.
