This oak framed home leisure building has two bays and an enclosed store to the rear, accessed via a single door. To the front of the building, both bays have full length opening garden room windows. The right side of the building is also fully glazed with these windows and has a single circular window to the first floor.
This oak framed garage is designed to be attached to an existing building. It has two open garage bays and an enclosed store to the rear. There is a small circular window on the first floor on the right side.
This oak framed garden room is designed to be attached on the left hand side to an existing building. It has full length opening garden room windows to the front of the building as well as the right side, and an enclosed store to the rear with a single pane window.
This oak framed garage has two open bays and one enclosed bay. The enclosed bay is designed to be used as a store or workshop, and is accessed via a single door to the front of the building. There is also an enclosed store to the left hand side.
This oak framed garden room has two bays with full length garden room windows to the front and left hand side, and one smaller bay with a two pane window to the front and a three pane window to the right hand side. There is also a circular window on the first floor.
This oak framed home extension is designed to be attached to an existing building by the rear wall. The front and right hand sides have full length garden room windows the entire span of the bays and the left hand has four windows. It also has a flat roof area to ensure that views from existing upper floor windows are not blocked.
This oak framed garage building has one open bay on the left and two enclosed garage bays. The enclosed bays are accessed by a set of garage doors to the front.
This oak framed home leisure building is comprised of two different frames, with four bays altogether. The smaller bay attached to the left hand side is fully glazed to the front and left sides with a small enclosed store to the rear. The other three bays have two with full glazing to the front and one enclosed bay.
This oak framed building has a flat roof with one enclosed bay, designed to be used as a store or a workshop, and accessed via a single door to the front and with a window to the right of the door. The other two bays form one large open garage space, with a mullion window to the right hand side.
This oak framed building has two enclosed garage bays, accessed via garage doors to the front. To the right there is a slightly smaller bay to be used as a store or workshop. This is accessed via a single door to the front and a mullion window. The frame is designed to be attached to an existing building.
This oak framed garage building has two open bays and one enclosed. The enclosed bay is accessed via a garage door to the front of the building.
This oak framed garage is formed of two bays; one open and one enclosed. The enclosed bay has a set back partition to form a porch effect, and is accessed by a single solid door and a mullion window. There is an enclosed store to the rear of the building.
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of two bays; both are enclosed, but one has a set back partition to the front to form a porch effect. The other bay is accessed by a set of garage doors. There is an enclosed store to the rear.
This oak framed three bay home leisure building is fully glazede to the front and accessed via a single door to the left. There is an enclosed store to the rear.
This oak framed two bay garage is formed of one open bay and one enclosed. The enclosed bay is accessed by a single solid door to the left and has a mullion window to the front.
This oak framed three bay garage has two open bays and one enclosed. The enclosed bay is accessed via a garage door. To the rear there is an open store and a mullion window to the right hand side.
This is an oak framed building with three open garage bays and two enclosed bays.The enclosed bays are accessed by garage doors to the front. There is also a store to the right hand side accessed by a single door.
This oak framed stable complex has two frames; the first is a six bay stable, with enclosed bays and access via a set of stable doors to the front and rear of each bay. There are also mullion windows to each bay. Attached to this is a two bay stable, with enclosed bays and setback partitions to the front. Access is via stable doors to the front and rear of each bay.
This is an oak framed garage with two open bays and a enclosed logstore on the left hand side.
This oak framed garage building has a set of garage doors to the left hand side and a single solid door to the front. There are also three pane windows to the front and side.
This oak framed building is a four bay garage, with two bays open and two bays enclosed. The enclosed bays are secured with standard garage doors.
This oak frame building is a two bay garage with two sets of garage doors to the front and an enclosed store to the rear.
This oak framed building has two enclosed garage bays secured by garage doors and an enclosed logstore to the right hand side.
This oak framed two storey garage is formed of two enclosed bays, accessed via two sets of garage doors to the left side. There is an enclosed logstore to the front and an external oak staircase to the right side. To the first floor there is access by a single solid door and trimmings for two rooflights. To the left side of the building there is a three pane window.
This oak framed building has three bays; one is enclosed and designed to be used as a store or workshop, and the other two are open for parking. The enclosed bay is accessed via a single door to the front and has a four pane window to the left side. The right hand side of the building has an enclosed logstore.
This is an oak framed building. At the front there are two sets of glazed french doors. There is also a set of french doors on the left hand side and there is a three pane unit on the right hand side.
