This oak framed garage is made up of two different frames. One is a three bay garage with one bay to be used as a store or workshop, accessed by a single door to the front and the other garage bays accessed by a set of garage doors to the front of the bay. The other frame is a two bay garage with the garage doors on the left hand side, with a gable end.
This oak framed garage has three bays; two are open and one is enclosed.The enclosed bay is accessed via a single door to the right hand side, and has a two pane window. There is an enclosed logstore to the rear of the building, which becomes an open logstore at the end bay.
This two bay oak framed garage has one enclosed bay and one open bay. The enclosed bay is accessed via a set of garage doors to the front of the building. There is also an open logstore to the left of the building.
This oak framed garage has two open bays and one enclosed. The enclosed bay is accessed via a pair of garage doors to the front. The left side of the garage has an enclosed logstore.
This oak framed complex was designed for a customer in Kent and is formed of three different frames. The first frame is a two bay open garage with an enclosed store to the side. The second frame is a three bay link with a set of garage doors to the rear, attached to a three bay building with a solid single door to the front and four full length opening garden room windows to the rear, along with a set of garage doors. To the right hand end there is also an open logstore.
This building comprises of two frames. The first is a large square frame with hipped roof and a dovecote at the top. The second frame attached to it comprises of 3 open bays, 2 for cars and the other slightly smaller for garden machinery or motorbikes.
This swimming pool enclosure has a link which connects it to the house and an extra area to put a hot tub / jacuzzi. There is glass nearly all the way around including 4 sets of bi-folding glazed doors.
This oak framed house was designed for a customer in Hampshire and is formed of two different frames. The first frame is a large five bay building with two dormers to the front, each with a three pane window. To the front of the building one bay has full length garden room windows, and another bay has a set back front wall with a single solid door. The second frame is a one bay building, attached at the left hand end, with a gable roof end. The rear is fully glazed with full length windows. There is trimming for two rooflights at the rear to add more natural light.
An ‘L’ shaped garage complex that offers 2 seperate enclosed garage bays, one with workshop space as well. Both are enclosed using garage doors. There are 2 open carport spaces and a seperate workshop / store with a single door for access.
This 2 bay outbuilding has one small stable with covered area in front and then next to that a bay used to store hay, feed and various pieces af machinery. It has a pair of garage doors to the front and a single access door to the side.
This 5 bay garage block is attached to an existing building one end and from the front looks like five garage bays all with garage doors. In fact the centre bay has a projecting barn entance on both the front and the rear and is in fact a drive through.
This oak framed house was designed for a customer in Herefordshire and is comprised of two different frames. The first frame has five bays, three of which have full length glazing to the front, and the other two are enclosed garage bays, accessed via two sets of garage doors to the right hand side. The three glazed bays have three sets of opening garden room windows to the front, and a barn entrance with a gable roof end with four full length windows. The roof has trimming for two rooflights. The smaller frame to the left hand end is a single bay with a glazed gable end to the left and a half glazed door to the front, as well as a mullion window.
This building is a two bay raised plate with the ground floor enclosed with 2 pairs of garage doors. There is also a single door to the rear of the building. On the first floor there is a large two light casement window in each gable end. Access to the first floor would be by an internal staircase.
A 3 bay enclosed leisure building split into two rooms with a single door between the two. One bay has a full height glazed unit with central doors and there are three 3 light casement windows.
A two bay garage with barn hip ends. On bay is open at the front and the other bay is secured with garage doors. At the back of the enclosed bay is a single door and a 2 light casement window.
A wide single garage completely enclosed with garage doors an one end and a single door on one side with a small one light casement window.
A three bay garage with a hip end and logstore on the left. It has one open bay and two enclosed, one with garage doors and the other with a side to side partition which has a single door and mullion window in it.
A 2 bay extension with full height glazing on one side and the other sides are weatherboarded. The roof is a warm roof which exposes the oak rafters inside and it has a feature truss against the house. There is also a small logstore on the side.
A small garden room extension with two sides of glass and the third with weatherboard. All the glazing, apart from the doors, sits on a dwarf cavity brick wall. The building has a low pitched roof with slates and two rooflight.
An ‘L’ shaped building split into three sections. One is a single bay garage with garage doors, the second is a small garden store and the third is a small sun room with an opening glazed unit at the front.
An ‘L’ shaped complex comprising of 3 stables, a tack room and an open area for hay and straw which has a higher eaves height to accomodate a small tractor.
An oak framed garden room extension with an octagonal end. There is glazing on all sides and it has a flat roof with glazed roof lantern to get under a first floor window. The glazing is sitting on a dwarf cavity brick wall with 2 sets of glazed doors in the angled corners.
This 4 bay swimming pool enclosure has glass on three sides with five sets of glazed doors that would lead out onto a large paved patio area.
Three bay garden room extension to a house sitting on a dwarf cavity brick wall. Glazing along 2 sides and the third side has weatherboard with insulation and plasterboard on the inside. There are also 3 feature trusses in the roof.
A detached garden room with a slate roof. It is totally glazed along the front with 3 sets of glazed doors. Both the walls and roof are ready to take insulation and plasterboard if required.
An ‘L’ shaped complex comprising of a 5 bay garage with upper floor and a 3 bay open car shelter. The five bay garage is secured with 3 sets of garage doors and partitions containing single doors. The first floor is accessed via an oak external staircase.
5 bay open fronted garage with a first floor accessed by an internal staircase. On the first floor there are 2 smaller dormers, one central full bay dormer with barn doors on the front and 3 rooflights.
A five bay oak framed garage with first floor. All 5 bays are open and an internal staircase would be used to access the first floor. The frame is a sling brace design which gives more usable space on the first floor. There are also three dormers to the front and 3 rooflights to the rear.
Three bay garage with room over. One garage bay secured with doors, the other two open. External oak staircase leading up to room above which has 2 dormer windows to the front.
An oak frame based on a Japanese pagoda type design to replace an existing one that was falling down.
