A 2 bay oak framed garage with an upper floor, The front of the building is left open while on the left side is a staircase allow access to the first floor. There is a solid single door in the left gable end and aon the right hand side there is a 3 light window.
A large oak framed house extension with sling braces and a top floor. There’s single windows as well as some full height glazing on the top floor to allow as much natural light into the house. A small porch is attachted to the front door and a chimney to create a nice family home.
An oak framed building in a dog-leg shape with one section open with 2 bays for parking whilst the other end enclosed with two large doors, full height glazing along one side and an upper floor area accessed via an internal staircase.
A 2 bay oak framed garage with an external staircase providing access to the upper floor which has 2 roof lights.
A oak framed monopitch home extension which contains roof lights and full height glazing and a combination of both weatherboard and brick walls.
A sling brace design garage with 3 secure garage bays on the lower floor and a spacious living / leisure space on the upper floor. The upper floor is accessed via an external staircase and has plenty of natural light from the fully glazed double access doors, 3 roof lights and a small glazed gable section.
A 7 bay oak framed sling brace house made up of 3 frames. The first frame is 5 bays long with 4 sets of large pane windows at the front as well as 2 more on the right and 1 at the rear, also at the rear are 2 single pane windows while on the left are 2 2 pane windows and a set of full height glazed windows to allow masses of natural light in to the building. On the First floor of this building there are 5 velux windows to the front and 4 more at the rear, on the right gable there is another 3 pane window while at the left is a 2 pane section of full height glazing. The seoncd frame is a single bay in size attached to the front of the other frame, it houses a 6 pane section of full height glazing on both the ground and first floor. The final frame is also a single bay and is a balcony area at the left side of the building
A 3 bay garage with one open carport bay and 2 bays secured by garage doors. The upper floor is accessed via an external staircase and has 2 dormer windows.
This oak framed home leisure building has two bays with full length opening garden room windows to the front and left side, and two enclosed bays to function as a store or workshop. The store is accessed via a single door to the front of the building and has a two pane window to the front, as well as an enclosed logstore to the right side.
This oak framed garage has two bays, one is enclosed and accessed via a garage door to the front, and the other is open. There is a single circular window to the first floor on the right hand side.
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of three enclosed bays with full length garden windows to the front and left side. The right hand bay has no windows but has trimming for a chimney.
This oak framed building has three enclosed bays. Two of the bays have full length opening garden room windows to the front of the bay, and two garden room windows to the right. There is also a single circular window to the first floor right side.
This oak framed garage has one open garage bay to the left hand side and one enclosed bay. The enclosed bay is accessed via a set of garage doors to the rear and has a two pane window to the front.
This oak framed garage is formed of two enclosed bays, with full length glazing to the front. There is an enclosed store to the left side and to the rear.
This oak framed store is formed of one main bay, with a smaller bay to the left with no walls to the left, front and rear, to form a small porch. There is a single door to the left wall of the main bay.
This oak framed garage with a first floor is formed of two bays; one enclosed and one open. The enclosed bay is smaller and accessed by a single door to the front, and a half glazed door to the right. There is an open logstore to the right side. The first floor is accessed via a hatch in the enclosed bay and has a two pane window to the left and right of the building.
This oak framed garage has two open bays and one enclosed bay, to be used as a garden room or a home leisure room. The garden room has a pair of opening full length windows to the front and to the right side. There is also an enclosed store to the rear.
This oak framed garage has two enclosed bays accessed via standard garage doors to the front. It also has an open store to the the right.
This oak framed garage is formed of two enclosed bays. There is access via a single door to the front and part of the left wall has been left open. There is a two pane window to the front of the building and also on the left wall.
This oak framed garage is formed of two bays, enclosed to the front and accessed by a set of garage doors to the left and right side of the building.
This oak framed garage is formed of three bays, all enclosed. Each bay is accessed via a set of garage doors to the front.
This oak framed garage is formed of three bays, one enclosed and two open. The enclosed bay is accessed by a single set of doors to the front.
This oak framed garage is formed of two enclosed bays, accessed by two sets of garage doors to the front. There is a single door to the right side, as well as a three pane window.
This two storey oak framed garage is formed of two enclosed bays, each accessed by a set of garage doors. The first floor is reached by an external oak staircase and a single door. There are trimmings for two rooflights.
This oak framed garage is formed of two bays, both enclosed. They are accessed by a set of garage doors to the front of the building, also at the front is a mullion window.There is an enclosed store to the rear, and an open store to the left side.
This oak framed two storey garage is formed of three open bays and one enclosed. The enclosed bay is accessed via a single door to the right. The first floor is accessed by an external oak staircase and a single door. There are trimmings for three rooflights and to the rear of the building is an open logstore.
This oak framed home leisure building is designed to be attached to an existing building on the left side. There is full glazing to the front, right and the rear of the building, with a set of opening garden room windows to the rear as well.
This oak framed garage building has three enclosed garage bays, each accessed by a standard garage door to the front of the building.
