A 2 bay oak framed garage with an upper floor. On the ground floor the two bays are open at the front with a partition in the middle, at the rear is a solid single door and on the left is an external staircase which leads to the first floor. On the first floor is a solid single door on the left, on the right there is a window filling the gable end of the roof to allow plenty of natural light into the room.
A two bay oak framed garage with garage doors on the front of each bay, on the left hand side is a logstore.
A single bay oak frame home extension with full height glazing along the front wall and left open at the rear to allow it to attach to an existing building.
A 20 bay oak frame stable / equestrian complex in a U-shape. There are twelve stables, two foaling stables and a coverd building between which is open in the centre for access through to another area of the property.
A three bay oak framed leisure building with full height glazing along the entire length of the front with a full hip roof on the left and right of the building and a barn entrance dormer on both the front and the back.
A ten bay oak frame complex made up of three seperate frames. The first frame is three bays in size with iroko garage doors on the left of the building and a mulion window on the right. The second frame of the building is made up of six bays, it has full height glazing along the front of five of the six bays while one is attached to the third frame. This frame also has a four light window and a three light window on the left and on the right is a four pane full height glazed window. The third and final frame is a single bay that has full height glazing along one wall.
A single bay oak framed building with full height galzing on one wall and a steel finial on the top.
A single bay oak framed building with full height glazing along one wall and with a full hip roof on both the left and right
A two bay home extension with a slate roof and full height glazing along three walls, the fourth wall is left open to allow it to attach to an existing building
A two bay oak framed home extension with full height glazing along two sides, while one side is left open to allow for it to attach to an existing building
A single bay oak framed home extension with full height glazing on three sides and the other side left open to attach to an existing building
A six bay oak frame building with full height glazing along the entire front wall and also partially along the left wall. This building has brick walls all around with an opening on the right to allow the frame to attach to an existing building, the rear of the building has four separate single pane full height glazed windows.
A four bay oak frame garage with two bays left open at the front whilst the other two have a set of garage doors on the front. This building also has an internal aisle on both the left and the rear and has an external one on the right.
A three bay oak framed garage open at the front with an external aisle on the right of the building and two velux rooflights on the rear.
A 6 bay oak framed house on a split level. The ground floor has 3 bays at the front dedicated to a garage area, one of the bays has a pair of iroko garage doors at the front while the other two bays are left open. the ground floor of the left of the building has a three light window as well as four panes of full height glazing, the rear of the building also has full height glazed doors to allow access out of the rear of the building, these also allow lots of natural light into the building. The first floor has three dormer windows on the front of the building to provide light to the first floor as well as full height glazing on the left of the building.
A 5 bay oak framed home extension with brick walls all the way round the frame. The left wall is left open to allow it to be attached to an existing building. The front of the frame has windows along nearly the whole length to allow plenty of natural light into the building including two full height glazed doors. The right side of the building has more wondows and another full hieght glazed door. on the rear of the building there are two two light windows
A single bay oak framed building with full height glazed doors on the front, the right hand side is left open to allow it to attach to an existing building, whilst the left side of the building has a large three pane window as does the rear to allow plenty of natural light into the building
A single oak frame garage with an upper floor in which the garage is enclosed behind a set of garage doors on the front, on the right hand side there is an external staircase leading to the upper floor. On the upper floor there is a half glazed door on the right, on the front of the building is a large dormer with a flat roof and a two pane window to allow plenty of naural light into the upper floor of the building.
A two bay oak framed home extension with solid brick wall around the entire building. The left hand side is left open to allow it to be attached to an existing building, on the front there is a four pane full height glazed window and two velux rooflights to allow the natural light into the extension. the rear of the building has a further two velux rooflights and on the right hand side of the building is a 3 light window.
A single bay home extension left completely open at the front to allow it to attach to an existing building, on the rear there is a three light window, the left hand side is a solid brick wall with a three pane full height glazed window on it and on the right hand side is full height glazing along the entire length of the wall to allow plenty of natural light into the extension.
A 7 bay oak frame complex made up of 3 frames. The first frame is a garage with an upper floor, there are three bays on the ground floor each with a pair of iroko garage doors at the front of the bay, on the left of the building is an external staircase leading to the upper floor. The upper floor is a storage space with two velux rooflights on the front as well as two on the rear and a 3 light window on the right. The second frame of this building is a link between the other two frames, it has a single solid iroko door on the front and two mullion windows on the rear as well as a rooflight above. each mullion window. The third and final frame is a two bay open ended garage with an internal aisle on the right.
A three bay oak framed garage with a set of garage doors on the front of each bay and barn hips on both the left and right side.
A two bay oak frame building with one bay open and the other enclosed.the enclosed bay has a single solid door on the front and the open bay has an external aisle on the left
A two bay oak framed garage open at the front with an internal aisle on the right hand side.
An L shaped two bay oak frame building with a workshop / store room on the left including a solid single door and a mullion window on the front. The second bay is a single garage with a barn hip roof on both ends and a set of garage doors on the front.
A three bay oak framed garage that is open at the front and has an external aisle on the right
A single oak framed garage with one set of garage doors in the front of the building and a single door to the rear
A three bay oak framed garage with two bays open ended at the front and another with an internal partition and a solid single door on the front of the bay.
