This two storey oak framed home extension is designed to be attached to an existing building. There are two sets of four pane windows to the left side of the building and a two pane window on the first floor. There is a single door for access at the rear and another two sets of two pane windows.
This oak framed garage has an enclosed workshop or store that is accessed by a single door and has a two pane window to the front. Attached to this is a two bay garage with open sides and an upper storey. The first floor is accessed by a hatch and is designed for storage.
This two storey oak framed home extension is designed to be attached to an existing building. It has an open logstore to the rear and full length windows to the front. The left side has two sets of five pane windows and a two pane window on the first floor.
This oak framed three bay garage has one set of garage doors to the front and could be used as a workshop or store as well as for car parking. There are two mullion windows to the front.
This oak framed home extension is designed to be attached to an existing building. It has one side of softwood weatherboard and the other side has full length windows.
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of three bays. There is access via a single door to the left side and the middle bay is open, with single pane windows to the front of the left and right bays.
This oak framed two bay garage has one enclosed bay with garage doors and one open bay. The enclosed bay also has an enclosed logstore to the rear.
This oak framed garage is formed of two different frames. One is a three bay garage/car port with one bay open to the left side,front and rear. The other bays are open to the front. The other frame is a single enclosed bay, to be used as a store or workshop. Access is via a single solid door to the rear, and there is a mullion window to the front.
This is a three bay oak framed home leisure building one bay is enclosed which can be accesed by a wide door at the rear of the building or a single door on the left hand side. There is another bay which is open and the other bay has a partition creating a small room which is accessed by a single door. The small room is designed to be used as a store.
This oak frame home leisure building is fully glazed at the front and has an enclosed logstore. Access is via a set of garage doors to the left side, although there is also a single door on the right hand side.
This oak framed three bay garage has enclosed bays, with the end bay separated from the others by an internal wall, so this bay could be used for storage or as a workshop. All two bays have garage doors to the front and the two side bays each have a single door to the side for access. There is also a three pane window on the enclosed bay.
This oak framed garage complex is formed of four bays, two enclosed and two open. The enclosed bays are a small store with a single door to the front, and a garage with a set of garage doors. To the left is a logstore with the rear enclosed. To the rear of the open bays is an enclosed store.
This oak framed garage complex has three enclosed garages with garage doors, and another bay inside for storage. It is attached to the next frame which is a two bay open garage with an enclosed log store to the side.
This oak framed garage complex has a two bay enclosed garage to the left and a larger two storey three bay garage with an upstairs accessed by an external oak staircase. There are two garage doors to the rear of the building as well as a single door. There are trimmings for two rooflights.
This oak framed garage is formed of two enclosed bays. Access is via a set of garage doors to the left side and there is space for one car to park and an open logstore to the side.
This oak framed two bay garage has two open fronted bays and a small open logstore to the left hand side.
This home leisure building has full length opening windows to the front and a small enclosed store to the rear, which has trimming for a rooflight. The rear of the building has trimming for two rooflights and there is a three pane window to the side.
This oak framed garage has two garage doors to the front and space on either side of the bays for storage. There are two windows to the front of the building and the left side is designed to be attached onto an existing building.
This oak framed complex consists of a two bay garage attached via a link building to a three bay home leisure building. The home leisure building has trimming for three velux windows and there are full length opening windows to the right side of the building.
This oak framed garage complex has two buildings, one single bay garage with enclosed log store, and a five bay building with three garage bays and two enclosed storage bays. There is also a clock tower on the right hand building.
This oak framed four bay garage has two sets of garage doors to the front and a full length flat roof porch to the rear. There are two pane windows to the front, left and right.
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of four enclosed bays and has a pair of doors for access at the front and full length windows along the front wall. There is also a mullion window to the side.
This oak framed five bay garage has five sets of garage doors and an enclosed log store to the side. The building also has an enclosed store to the rear.
This two bay garage has one enclosed bay with a pair of garage doors and a mullion window to the side. The other bay is open at the sides and has a roof connection for attaching to an existing building.
This two bay oak framed building could be used as a workshop as well as a garage, as there is a pair of garage doors to access the right hand bay. The left hand bay has full length windows and trimming for two rooflights. There is also access to the rear and side by half glazed doors.
This oak framed three bay oak framed garden room extension to a house is sitting on a dwarf cavity brick wall apart from the fully glazed doors. Full glazing on all three sides.
