This is a 4 bay oak frame with barn hip ends and a rear catslide. It is split into two by a central partition which has a pair of solid doors in it. On the left is a two bay garage secured with two pairs of garage doors and on the right is a two bay garden room with fully glazed opening units on the front and two three pane casement windows in the side.
This oak frame is a two bay garage with rear catslide. There is no brick plinth so we installed all the posts on staddlestones. There is one pair of garage doors but the partition was being done by the customer.
This oak frame was designed to give full height at the rear of the garage whilst also keeping the ridge height low. It is a two bay open fronted garage with a double barn entrance on the rear of each bay. There is also a log store on the left hand side.
This oak frame garage with first floor has a steep roof pitch for more usable space upstairs. The ground floor is a two bay garage secured with two pairs of garage doors. There is also a solid single door and two pane casement window in the side. The first floor is accessed via a an external oak staircase with a solid single door at the top. There is a three pane casement window under the barn hip and two Velux rooflights for more natural light.
This is the oak frame complex we have at our Cranleigh display site. There is a three bay with first floor that is accessed via an oak external staircase and solid single door. The first floor has two dormer windows suitable for a three pane casement window. The ground floor is open with a pair of garage doors to the rear. Attached to this is a small link building which has a three bay oak frame garden room on the end which is used as the office area. The office has a hipped roof with oak warm roof and feature trusses. There is also a Velux GVA rooflight. The full height glazing is our Mullion style and there are fixed units and units with opening doors.
This is a small oak framed Lych gate which is at the pedestrian entrance to a housing developement.
This oak frame complex is comprised of two frames. The first is a four bay garage with gable ends and catslide roofs to the rear and both ends. There are two open fronted bays and the other two are enclosed, one using a partition with solid single door and window in it, and the other by the second one bay frame with attached to the front and is secured with a pair of garage doors on the front. This building also has a log store on the right hand side.
This oak framed stable complex includes three standard stables complete with stable doors and windows, one foaling stable that is slightly bigger and as well as a stable door and window in the external walls also has a stable door through to the tack room. There is also a small store room with WC and in the sitting up and tack area there is a bathroom and kitchen area.
This building is a small oak frame annex that provides one bedroom, one bathroom, lounge and small kitchenette. There is a single enclosed barn entrance on the front to form a small porch area with a half glazed front door. At the rear there is a set of glazed french doors which would lead out into the garden. There are four three pane casement windows and one one rooflight to give natural light into the building.
This oak frame garage is formed of two enclosed bays and there is a set of garage doors to the right side.
This oak framed garage is sitting on a high brick plinth because of the ground conditions. It has two open bays, with an enclosed bay secured with a partition and pair of garage doors. There is a first floor created with softwood floor joists on steel hangers and this is accessed via a hatch.
This oak framed complex is formed of two different frames. The first frame is a two bay garage with a set back partition to the front making a porch effect. There is a set of garage doors to the left side and two single doors to the front. The second frame is a two bay garage with two sets of garage doors to the front and an open logstore to the side.
This is a full depth oak framed garage with a barn hip on the left and a full hip and catslide on the right hand end. Two bays are partitioned off and secured with 2 pairs of garage doors and the other 2 bays are open fronted.
This oak framed building has two garage bays enclosed with garage doors on the front, a narrow bay that has a solid single door on the front to give a separate secure storage area, one open fronted garage bay and a small store/workshop as a separate building attached to the right hand end. This workshop has a solid single door and two pane casement window in the front.
This is an oak framed 3 bay garage with first floor. There are 2 open fronted bays and one secured at the front with garage doors. Access to the first floor is through a hatch in this secure bay and this area is just for storage.
This oak framed building has 2 bays of garaging secured with garage doors and one bay as a home office with full height glazing to the front, mullion window to the side and a rooflight in the rear slope of the roof to allow more natural light in.
This is a single bay oak framed garage with garage doors on the front and a half glazed door and two 2 pane casement windows. There is also a small log store on the side.
The large building in this oak framed complex is a raised plate design. There is full height glazing to the front of two bays and internally there is a staircase up to the first floor where there are 3 rooflights to allow daylight in. Attached to this frame is a two bay oak garage secured at the front with garage doors. Attached to this frame is an open fronted garage with a catslide roof to the rear and side.
This is a 3 bay oak framed garage with catslide roof on the rear and left hand side. One bay is secured with a partition and a pair of traditional side hung garage doors, and the other 2 bays are open fronted.
This oak framed flat roofed extension is design to fit into a corner as a garden room extension to a house. The sides are glazed and the glazing sits on dwarf cavity brickwork except where there are the 2 sets of fully glazed doors. The roof on this frame is flat to avoid upstairs windows on the existing property.
This large oak framed complex has secure car parking spaces and plenty of room for a large workshop and lots of storage. There are six pairs of traditional side hung garage doors, one of which is taller on the barn entrance in the centre. There is a solid single door in the right hand elevation and four mullion windows and 7 Velux rooflights to get natural light into the building.
This is a 4 bay full depth garage with barn hip ends. 2 bays are secured with a partition and two pairs of garage doors. There is also a solid single door in the partition to access the enclosed garages.
This building is a 2 bay open fronted garage with a gable roof end on the left and a hip end on the right. There is also a rear catside.
This is a 3 bay open fronted garage with gable ends with a single bay store on the side. The store also has a gable end and a catslide log store on the side. The store is accessed through a solid single door and also has a mullion window.
This oak framed three bay garage building has two bays secured with garage doors on the front and the third bay is split into a toilet, small covered storage area and a store/workshop accessed by a solid single door. There is an oak external staircase on the right hand side to access the first floor through a solid single door. The upstairs roof space is one area with a two light casement window in the gable end.
This is an oak framed ‘L’ shaped extension to a property which has a steep roof pitch to match the existing.The external walls are feather edge weatherboarding with various casement windows and one set of wide fully glazed doors.
This one bay garage / carport has a side catslide which is weatherboarded whilst the rest of the sides are open.
This is a porch with a feature gable at the front. The sides of this porch are completely open.
This oak framed home extension has a full height cavity wall along one side and glazing on the other two sides. All glazing is full height and includes two pairs of opening doors. The roof has softwood rafters with oak principles and includes one feature truss. The roof is insulated to cold roof specifications.
This full span 3 bay garage has gable ends and a log store on the left hand side. One bay is enclosed using a partition and a pair of garage doors, the other 2 bays are open fronted.
