WS00295
This is a three bay oak framed garage secured with three pairs of traditional side hung garage doors. The roof has a gablet each end finished with weatherboard and a catslide roof to the rear to keep the ridge height under 4m.
This is a three bay oak framed garage secured with three pairs of traditional side hung garage doors. The roof has a gablet each end finished with weatherboard and a catslide roof to the rear to keep the ridge height under 4m.
This oak framed garage sits on retaining walls on three side which are cut into a bank. The sides above the walls are left open so you just see the curved knee braces. The roof has a gablet at each end which is finished with lead sheet.
A three bay garage with the end bays secured with garage doors and front to rear partitions. The first floor is accessed through a half glazed single door in the right hand end. This is easily accessed as the building is built close to a 2m high retaining wall and the house is on the higher area. There is a full bay dormer which is fully glazed to take advantage of the magnificent views from this location.
This oak framed three bay garage has one open car bay and two enclosed bays. One bay is accessed by garage doors and the other is designed to be used as a workshop or for storage.
This oak framed building combines a two bay summerhouse and a single bay garage.The summerhouse has glazing on two sides and a catslide at the rear and the side. The single garage also has an enclosed catslide to the rear and a set of garage doors to the front.
This oak framed garage building has three enclosed garage bays with garage doors to the front. There is one smaller enclosed bay accessed by a single door to the front and designed to be used as a store. There is also an open logstore to the left side.
This oak framed three bay garage has one bay enclosed with a partition and pair of traditional side hung garage doors. There is a barn hip on the right and a gablet leading onto a catslide roof forming a logstore on the left. An oak external staircase takes you to the first floor which has a half glazed door and 3 Velux rooflights.
A 2 bay open fronted garage with rear catslide to give added depth and keep ridge height down. It also has a low roof pitch with a slate covering.
A 2 bay garage with one side secured with a partition and garage doors. It has a fully hipped roof which meets at a point.
A 3 bay garage with gable ends divided with a front to rear partition to make 2 secure bays, using traditional side hung garage doors, and an open car bay. Although this was not built with a first floor one can easily added at a later date.
This oak framed two storey garage has three enclosed bays, one with a setback partition. The other bays are accessed by two sets of garage doors and there is an external oak staircase to the left. There is a single door to the right hand side and a single pane window on the first floor.
This oak framed garage is formed of two enclosed bays. The bays are accessed by two sets of garage doors to the front of the building and have an enclosed logstore to the rear. There is also an open store to the right hand side.
This oak framed two storey garage has two bays. Access is via the left hand side, with a set of garage doors and an open bay. To the rear there is a single door, and on the first floor left side there is a three pane window.
this oak framed garage has three bays, one enclosed and two open. The enclosed bay has a setback partition at the front creating a porch effect, and is accessed by a single solid door and a mullion window to the front.
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of three enclosed bays. The left hand bay is accessed via a pair of double doors to the front. The centre bay has a four pane window to the front and the end bay has a single door. On the right hand side there is a two pane window.
This oak framed garage is formed of three bays, one enclosed and two open. The enclosed bay is accessed by a single door to the front and can be used for storage. There is also an enclosed store to the rear of the building.
This oak framed garage has four bays, three are enclosed and one is half enclosed and half open. The small end bay is accessed by a half glazed single door and the other two bays have four pane windows to the front. The end bay has a set back partition making the bay open except for a small enclosed store to the rear. There are trimmings for two rooflights.
This oak framed garage has five bays, all enclosed. The two end bays are designed to be used as workshops or stores and are accessed via a single half glazed door to the front and a mullion window. The other three bays are accessed by a set of garage doors to the front and all the bays have an enclosed store to the rear. There are also trimmings for two rooflights.
This oak framed complex is formed of three different frames. The first frame is formed of a three bay garden room with a glazed gable on the left side and a set of full length opening garden room windows. Attached to this frame is a three bay home leisure building with a set of opening garden room windows to the front. The third frame is a six bay home leisure building with full length glazing to the front of two bays and a glazed gable to the right end and full length opening garden room windows.
This oak framed home leisure building has two bays, both enclosed. to the left side of the building there is a single door, and to the front there are two sets of four opening full length garden room windows. There is also a set of opening garden room windows to the right side.
This oak framed house is formed of three bays with an upper floor accessed via an internal staircase, with a set of garage doors to the front of the first bay and a single door to the rear. The centre bay has a three pane window to the front and rear, and the end bay has a single door to the front and full length garden room windows to the rear and the right side of the building. There are six dormers to the roof, each with a two pane window, and the building ends on the first floor have a three pane window.
This two storey oak framed home leisure building is formed of three small enclosed bays and is accessed by a half glazed door to the front. There is also a two pane window. There are trimmings for three rooflights and an open store to the right hand side.
This oak framed home extension is designed to be attached to an existing building at the rear. The home extension is a single bay with fully glazed sides to the left, right and front.
This oak framed garage is formed of three bays, two open and one smaller enclosed bay. The enclosed bay is accessed by a single door to the front, and the garage has an enclosed store to the rear.
This oak framed garage has four bays; one open and three enclosed. Two bays are accessed by sets of garage doors and one has a single door to the front. The right side has a glazed gable and a two pane window.