A 2 bay oak framed garden room with oak glazing all along the left rear and front wall to allow plenty of natural lighting as well as the glazed gable end and the 6 rooflights above while the right side is left open to allow it to attach to an existing building
A 3 bay oak framed garage with oak weatherboarding all the way round, there are 2 pairs of oak garage doors on the left while there is a large 2 light window at the front to allow plenty of natural light into the building.
A 3 bay oak frame building with a barn hip roof on the left and a gable roof on the right with a pair of iroko garage doors at the front.
A 2 bay oak framed garage with a barn hip roof on the left and right, there is an internal aisle at the rear and both bays are open at the front.
A 3 bay oak framed garage with an upper floor accessed via the external stair case. On the ground floor there is an external aisle to the left while at the front there are 2 bays open at the front and the third bay is enclosed with a pair of iroko garage doors. On the first floor there is a solid single door on the right and on the left is a glazed gable made up of 6 panes to allow plenty of natural light in. At the rear of the building are 2 rooflights as well as there being one at the front.
A 2 bay oak framed garage with a pair of iroko garage doors at the front of one bay and a solid single door at the front of the other, the frame has an internal aisle at the rear and on the right wall is a 2 llight window as well as one on the right.
A 3 bay oak framed garage with 2 bays left open at the front while the third is enclosed with a solid single door at the front and a window with 4 panes on the right to allow plenty of natural light into the building. This frame has a gable roof either end and an internal aisle at the rear.
A 3 bay oak framed leisure building with the rear left open to allow it to attach to an existing building, the left wall is made up entirely of full height glazing as well as there being 3 more panes at the front to allow plenty of natural light into the frame. There is also 2 windows at the fron each with 3 panes sitting on a brick wall.
A 2 bay oak framed garage with an internal aisle on both the left and rear of the building and an external aisle on the right. there is a solid single door between the left aisle and the main frame. There is a partition between the two bays, the left bay is open at the front while the right hand bay is enclosed with a pair of iroko garage doors .
A 3 bay oak frame building with upper floor. The lower floor has 2 bays left open at the front while the right hand bay has a pair of garage doors on the right and is boarded at the front and open at the rear. The building has oak weatherboard all around and on the right hand wall is an oak external staircase leading to the first floor. On the first floor there is an oak solid single door in the right gable while in the left hand end is a 2 light window. The rear of the building has 2 smaller rooflights and one large one in the centre to allow plenty of natural light into the frame.
A 3 bay oak framed garage made up of 2 frames. The first frame is 2 bays in size and is the garage area with both bays left open at the front with a barn hip style roof either end and on the right wall is a softwood solid single door connecting to the other frame. The second frame is a link building between the garage and an existing building with a softwood solid single door at the front and a 2 light window .
A 3 bay oak framed garage with the left hand wall open while the rear houses an internal aisle . At the front 2 of the bays are left open while the right hand bay is enclosed with a solid single door at the front. The right wall also has a solid single door.
A single bay oak framed building open at the rear to allow it to attach to an existing building and a smaller opening at the front, this building has a slate roof and an 8 course brick plinth.
A single bay porch with a full hip roof on the left while the right allows it to be connected to an existing buiding.
A single bay oak framed building with an internal aisle at the rear and on the right is a section of full height glazing to allow plenty of natural light into the building.
A 3 bay oak framed building with the left right and rear wall being solid brick walls while the front is left open.
A 3 bay oak framed garage with a full hipped slate roof that has 2 bays open at the front while the third is enclosed with a pair of iroko garage doors, the left and right wall are weatherboarded while the rear has an internal aisle.
A single bay oak framed building with a gable roof on wither end and the left rear and right wall are all solid brick walls with the front open.
A 4 bay oak framed garage with an upper floor. On the ground floor there is a solid single door on the left and right wall of the building. At the front the left and right bay are both enclosed with a pair of iroko garage doors while the 2 middle bays are open at the front. On the first floor there is a rooflight at the front of each bay to allow plenty of natural light into the frame.
A 3 bay oak framed garage with the left and right bay open at ther front while the middle bay is a pair of iroko garage doors housed below a barn entrance and there is an external aisle on both the left and right side of the building.
A 3 bay oak framed building with a pair of iroko garage doors on both the left and right hand side while the front is entirely weatherboarded and has 3 large rooflights to allow plenty of natural light into the building, at the rear there is an external aisle across 1 of the bays possibly as a logstore.
A 6 bay oak framed leisure building with a brick built chimney on the left with a small window either side, at the front there is a porch area with a glazed gable while the main frame has a section of full height glazing as well as a window either side to allow the natural light into the building. At the rear of this frame are 2 velux windows and a large window, the right hand bay also has an external aisle
A single bay oak framed home extension with the rear and right side left open to allow it to attach to an existing building while the left side has 2 panes of full height glazing and at the front of the building is a half glazed door and a 2 light window.
A 2 bay oak framed leisure building made up of 2 frames. The first frame has a solid single door and a single pane of garden room glazing at the front while on the left are 2 panes of garden room glazing with a section of full height glazing between the 2 to allow plenty of natural light into the building, the right side of the frame has another section of garden room glazing. The second frame has a solid brick wall on all sides and has a gable end on the left and the right.
A single bay oak framed leisure building with a pair of full height glazed doors at the front with a 2 light window either side and on the right wall there is another 2 light window.
A 2 bay oak framed home extension with the right wall left open to allow it to attach to an existing building while the front of the building is half open while the other half has a pair of iroko full height glazed doors and a pane of garden room glazing on either side of it. On the left wall there are 2 pairs of full height glazed doors both with a pane of garden room glazing either side of the doors. The rear of the building is a brick wall with a pair of iroko full hight glazed windows and a single pane of garden room glazing.
An 8 bay complex made up of 2 frames, the frist frame is 4 bays with upper floor. On the ground floor the front of the building is made up entirely of full height glazing to allow plenty of natural light into the building while the left and rear are completely weatherboarded. The first floor has a full hip roof on the left and a barn hip roof on the right while at the front are two dormer windows each housing a 3 light window to allow the light into the upper floor of the building. The second frame is 4 bays in size again with full height glazing along the entire front wall as well as an internal aisle at the rear.
