WS00828
This is a three bay oak framed garage with two open bays and one enclosed bay and is secured with a pair of garage doors.
WS00823
This oak framed garage has three enclosed bays with garage doors to the front and a half glazed door to the side.
WS00820
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of a three bay home leisure building, with two bays fully glazed to the front and left side. The third is enclosed and is accessed by a single solid door. The other frame is an open two bay garage with an enclosed store to the rear.
WS00814
This is an oak framed three bay garage with two of the bays enclosed and secure with garage doors and the other bay is open. To the rear of the building there is an enclosed logstore.
WS00813
This is an oak frame two bay garage secure with garage doors, with an enclosed logstore to the rear. There is a barn hip at each end and on the right hand side there is a mullion window.
WS00812
This oak framed building is a two bay garage secure with garage doors and a barn hip at each end.
WS00805
This oak framed garage is formed of four bays; two enclosed and two open. There is an enclosed store to the rear of the building and the enclosed bays are accessed via two solid single doors to the left and a pair of solid doors to the right. To the front there is a mullion window and a single pane window.
WS00803
This oak framed two bay garage is open to the front. There is an enclosed store to the rear, and two large single pane windows to the right side.
WS00798
This oak framed garage is formed of four bays,with three enclosed bays and one open. The building is accessed via two sets of garage doors to the left hand side, and a single solid door to the right. There are two three pane windows to the front and one to the right side.
WS00797
This oak framed garage is formed of three bays; one enclosed and two open. The enclosed bay is accessed via a set of garage doors to the front.
WS00796
This oak framed garage building is formed of two different frames, the first is a small store accessed by a single solid door to the front and with a mullion window to the side. The second frame is a five bay garage with a high eaves height, due to a sling brace frame. The bays are all enclosed and there are two fully glazed bays to the front, with access via a set of garage doors to the right side.
WS00795
This oak framed garage is formed of two bays, both enclosed. The left hand bay is accessed by a set of garage doors to the front and is left open to the left side to be attached to an existing building. The right hand bay is accessed by a single door to the front and a mullion window to the front and side. There is an enclosed store to the rear.
WS00793
This oak framed garage is formed of one enclosed bay, accessed by a set of garage doors to the front. To the rear there is an enclosed store.
WS00791
This oak framed garage is formed of two bays; one open and one enclosed. The enclosed bay is accessed via a set of garage doors to the front and has an enclosed store to the right side and the rear.
WS00790
This oak framed garage is formed of two enclosed bays. Access is via a set of garage doors to the left hand end and a single door to the right. To the front and rear there is a mullion window.
WS00789
This oak framed two storey garage is formed of two enclosed bays, accessed via a set of garage doors to each. There is an external oak staircase to the left side and a solid single door to access the first floor.
WS00788
This oak framed garage is formed of two open bays with an enclosed store to the left and rear of the building.
WS00787
This oak framed garage complex is formed of three bays; one is a garage bay and the other two could be used as a workshop or home leisure building. The two enclosed bays are fully glazed to the front and have an open logstore to the left side. There is also an enclosed store to the rear.
WS00780
Small two storey oak framed extension with access via a pair of glazed doors. One side is weatherboarded and the others fully glazed. The left side is open to be attached to an existing building.
WS00777
This oak framed garage is formed of two bays; one is enclosed and the other is open to the left hand end and partially open to the front and rear. There is also an open logstore to the right side.
WS00776
This oak framed garage building is enclosed and access is via a set of garage doors to the left hand side and a single solid door to the front. There are also two sets of three pane windows to the front and a mullion window to the right side.
WS00774
This oak framed garage is formed of two bays, one open and one enclosed. The enclosed bay has three sides and is open to the front, whereas the open bay has no rear, left or front walls.
WS00772
This is an oak framed three bay garage with two open bays and one enclosed bay which is accessed via the single door in the partition. There is also a mullion window at the front of the building, as well as an enclosed logstore to the left, right and rear sides.
WS00770
This oak framed porch is formed of a single bay with a gable ended roof and all the sides open.
WS00768
This oak framed garage complex is formed of a single bay garage with a set of garage doors to the front and a small mullion window. There is also an enclosed store to the rear. The second frame is a three bay enclosed garage with a set of garage doors to the left side.
WS00767
This oak framed garage complex is formed of two different frames. The first is a two bay open garage with an enclosed store to the left and rear. The second is a three bay enclosed garage with a set of garage doors to the left side and an enclosed store to the right.
WS00764
This oak framed garage complex is formed of two frames; the first is a two bay open garage with an enclosed store to the left side and rear. The second frame is a two bay enclosed garage with access to the left end of the building via a set of garage doors.
WS00763
This oak framed home extension is desgined to be attached to an existing building at the rear and has one pair of fully glazed doors to the side and two pairs to the front of the building.
