This complex comprises of a single garage with logstore on the side which is secured with a pair of garage doors. Attached to this is a two bay with catslide on side and rear. One bay is open and the other bay has a partition and solid single door and mullion window in the front.
This oak framed garage building is formed of six bays, all are enclosed and accessed via garage doors to the front. There is an enclosed logstore to the rear of the building.
This is a full span open fronted 3 bay garage with gable ends. It has a low pitch and a pantile roof.
This building is a 3 bay open fronted garage with a log store on the right hand side. On the left side is a single bay which is open on the end and has a mullion window on the front.
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of two frames; one is a small one bay store accessed by a single door to the front. The other frame is a large five bay building with two fully glazed bays to the front and a mullion window. There is a set of garage doors to the right hand side.
This is a square gazebo with double hipped roof. The top of the roof can either be finished with a leaded finial or a lead cap.
This building comprises of a square garden room fully glazed on all sides and a long open covered area on the right hand side.The garden room has a double hipped roof which is finished off with a leaded finial.
This oak framed garage building has a small workshop/store connected to a two bay open fronted garage with a logstore on the right hand side. The store is accessed by a solid single door and there is also a mullion window.
This is an enclosed one bay garage with an enclosed catslide on the right hand side. There is a pair of garage doors on the front.
This is a 3 bay open fronted garage with hipped ends and rear catslide. One bay is secured with a partition and a pair of garage doors.
This is a 2 bay open fronted garage with barn hip ends and a rear enclosed catslide to keep the ridge below 4m whilst giving a usuable internal floor area.
This is a 3 bay garage with gable ends and a rear enclosed catslide and a side open catslide for log storage. One bay is secured with a partition and pair of garage doors.
This is an open fronted one bay garage with a barn hip over the opening. Behind the garage bay is an enclosed store area which is accessed via a solid single door and there is also a mullion window.
This 2 bay building is a car port with solid sides on the right and half way along the rear. The rest of the building is open sitting on staddle stones.
This two bay garage is a full span building with gable ends. Both bays are open at the front although the right hand bay is at its maximum width for extra space on that side.
This is a totally open gazebo used as a covered sitting area in the garden. The roof has hipped ends.
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of three enclosed bays, with an enclosed store to the rear. There is a single door to the front and a two mullion windows. There is also a garage door to the right hand side.
This 1 bay garage has one open car parking space and a small store / workshop enclosed by a partition and solid single door.
This extension is a raised plate design with a first floor above a two bay garden room. The roof has a hip end and a roof conection onto the existing house. All 3 sides are fully glazed and 5 of the 6 units have opening doors.
This is a three bay garage with gable ends and a rear catslide roof. Two bays are secured with 2 pairs of garage doors and a prtition which leaves the other bay open at the front.
This oak framed three bay building has two open garage bays and the third bay enclosed with partitions. There are two doors into this storage/workshop area, a wide solid single door in from the garage area and a normal solid single door in the front elevation with a three pane casement window next to it.
This oak framed six bay garage block is for the use of three different properties and they each have two garages each. The building has gable ends and a rear catslide to keep the ridge below 4m but still give a usable depth of garage inside. Each garage is secured at the front with a pair of traditional side hung garage doors.
This oak framed complex of buildings comprises of an open fronted two bay garage coonected to a small store, which is accessed via a solid single door and has a two pane casement window in the rear. This in turn is attached to a two bay building which has a roof overhang at the front. One bay is a stable with a stable door and mullion window, the other bay is a feed and hay store which has a wide solid single door at the front and a pair of silid single doors in the end. This room also has a two pane casement window.
This building is a large summerhouse/garden room/playroom. It has five bays with an enclosed store to both ends and the rear. It also has a double barn entrance on the front to act as a covered porch area. There are three sets of fully glazed opening doors and two four light casement windows in the front elevation. The rafters are in oak, including four feature trusses, and the roof is insulated to a warm roof specification.
This oak framed home leisure building has three bays, with two bays as secured parking accessed through the end with two pairs of garage doors.The third bay is a workshop / store with a covered porch area. There is a solid single door into the garage and a half glazed single door into the workshop. The garage has two mullion windows and the store has a three light casement window. There is a floor over the workshop which is accessed from within the garage.
This is a 3 bay garage with double hipped roof and rear catslide. The left hand bay is a secure garage bay with a partition and pair of garage doors. The other two bays are open fronted car spaces.
This oak framed complex is formed of two frames. The main building is a four bay garage and has one bay on the right enclosed with a partition and garage doors. The centre 2 bays are open fronted garage bays and the left hand bay has a partition and garage doors. The second building is used as a workshop and storage area. This workshop is accessed through the left hand garage and has one mullion window in the front partition wall.
This building is a 2 bay garage secured with two pairs of traditional side hung garage doors. The roof has barn hip ends and 2 Velux rooflights.
