A 5 bay oak frame building made up of 3 frames. The first frame is 3 bays in size and has full height glazing along the entire front wall with 2 of the bays using iroko joinery and the centre bay using oak joinery. The second bay is a single bay open on all sizewith a full hip roof on the left. The final frame accounts for 1 bay and has a pair of iroko garage doors at the front and a 1 light window either side of the doors, this bay has internal aisles on the left right and the rear.
A 9 bay oak frame building made up of 4 frames. The first frame is 2 bays in size with the entire front wall filled with full height glazing as well as the right wall and part of the rear wall to allow plenty of natural light into the building. The second frame is also 2 bays in size with a solid single door at the front and 2 2light windows at the rear. The third frame is a single bay with just solid single door at the front. The final frame is 4 bays in size and is open on all sides.
A 4 bay oak frame garage made up of 2 frames. The first frame is 3 bays in size and is open at the front and at the left to allow it to attach to an existing building, there is a solid single door on the right allowing acess to the other frame, The other frame is a single bay in size and has a solid single door and a mullion window at the front .
A 4 bay oak frame garage made up of 2 frames. The first frame accounts for the first 2 bays with the front left open and the left hand side only partially boarded, this frame also has an aisle at the rear. The second frame makes up the other 2 bays with 1 boarded at the front and housing a mullion window while the other has a pair of iroko garage doors at the front. On the left side is a solid single door connecting the 2 frames.
A 3 bay oak framed garage with two bays left open at the front and the third enclosed with a pair of iroko garage doors, the left side of the building has an aisle that is partly internal and partly external.
A 4 Bay oak frame building made up of 2 frames. The first frame is 3 bays in size and has a pair of iroko garage doors at the front of each bay and an internal aisle on the right. The second frame is a single bay with a solid single door and a mullion window at the front.
A single bay oak framed home extension open at the front with a solid single door on the left and a half glazed door on the right.
A 3 bay oak frame home extesion with the left side open to allow it to attach to an existing building, at the front there is a section of full height glazing to allow plenty of natural light into the building and another section on the left wall, at the rear is an internal aisle and a half glazed door.
A 5 bay oak frame garage made up of 2 frames. The first frame accounts for 3 bays with a pair of iroko garage doors at the front of each bay,on the left is a single mullion windows and at the rear is an internal aisle. The second frame makes up the other 2 bays with a pair of iroko garge doors and a mullion window at the front, this frame also has an internal aisle at the rear.
A 6 bay oak frame building made up of 3 frames. The first frame is 3 bays in size boarded at the front with an internal aisle on the left, the front wall has a single mullion window and at the rear 2 of the bays are left open with the 3rd bay boarded with a mullion window. The second frame is a single bay and is a link between the other 2 frames, it is open at the front and the rear. The final frame accounts for the other 2 bays, there is a pair of iroko garage doors at the front and a mullion window, this frame has an aisle on the left and rear.
A 3 bay oak framed garage with 2 bays left open at the front and right side whilst the other bay has an internal aisle at the front with a solid single door on the right partition wall, on the right side of the building is a pair of iroko garage doors and this building also has an external aisle at the rear.
A 5 bay oak framed building made up of 2 frames, the first frame is a single bay in size open at the front and right hand side. The second frame is 4 bays in size with a section of full height glazing at the front and on the left is a solid single door with a 2 light window either side
A 3 bay oak framed building made up of 2 frames, the first frame accounts for 1 of the bays with an internal aisle on the right hand side with a dormer containing a half glazed single door coming out of it. The main span of the rear is open with weatherboard in the gable end and a single window. The second frame makes up the other 2 bays, the front is mostly open with some weatherboarding and left open at the right to allow it to attach to an existing building.
A 4 bay oak frame garage made up of 2 frames, the first frame accounts for 2 of the bays with a full hip roof at both ends including an external catslide on the left and on the front is a solid pair of iroko doors and a solid single door. At the rear are 2 windows to allow the light into the building. The second frame makes up the other 2 bays in this building, with both bays left open at the front and also at the right.
A 3 bay oak framed leisure building made up of 2 frames. The first frame is 2 bays in size, it hals full height glazing along the full span of the front wall as well as some on both the left and right to allow a plethora of light into the room, this frame also has an internal aisle at the rear. The second frame is a single bay with an internal aisle on both the right side and the rear, on the right side is a half size door and at the rear is a dormer containing a solid single door while the front has another solid single door and a mullion window
A 3 bay oak framed garage made up of 2 frames, the first of which is a sinlge frame open on all sides . The second frame is 2 bays in size with a pair of iroko garage doors at the front and a dormer window above, the right hand bay has a set back partition and on the right wall is a mullion window and a solid single door with a 1 light window in the gable end., the left wall has an external aisle on the left .
A 5 bay oak framed leisure building made up of 3 frames. The first frame is a single bay with just a solid single door at the front and a gable end on the left. The second frame is 3 bays in size and has full hieght glazing on the left and front walls to allow plenty of natural light into the building and has a gable end roof on the left and right. The final frame is a single bay that connects this new building to an existing one, with just boarding on the front and rear.
A 4 bay oak framed leisure building made up of 2 frames, the first frame is a single bay that connects to an existing building on the left and is open on all sides. The second frame makes up the other 3 bays and has 3 pairs of iroko garage doors along the front while on the right there is an internal aisle and a 1 light window above. At the rear is a section of full height glazing to allow plenty of natural light in as well as 2 mullion windows.
A 5 bay oak framed home extension with 3 of bays on the ground floor and 2 on the first floor. At the front of the building are 4 panes of full height glazing to allow plenty of natural light in, as wel asa large 2 light window.on the right hand side is a pair of full height glazed doors and the left wall is left open to allow it to attach to an existing building. on the first floor there is a dormer with 2 windows in it.
A 4 bay oak framed leisure with upper floor. 3 bays to the right have full height glazing to the front and the left bay is closed. There is also a small out building attatched to the left hand side which has a single door. On the upper floor there is a 2 light window in the gable and to the front is a mono pitch dormer containing a 4 light window.
A 3 bay oak frame garage made up of 2 frames. The first frame is 1 bays in size and has a pair of garage doors on the left and an internal aisle at the rear. The second frame is left open at the front and right side and has a gable ended roof on the right.
A 5 bay oak framed leisure building with the left hand bay ope on all sides, the next bay has full height glazing along the entire front and rear wall to allow plenty of natural light into the room. The next bay is boarded on the front, left and the rear with a 2 light window at the front and full height glazing on the rear wall.the next bay has a window with a further 4 panes at the rear and another 2 light window at the front, the final bay has a 2 light window at the rear and a pair of iroko garage doors at the front.
A 3 bay oak frame garden room home extension with a flat roof and full height glazing along 3 sides.
A 3 bay oak framed garage with upper floor. The left hand bay on the ground floor is fully enclosed with a 2 light window at the front and 2 single doors on the right. On the left of this bay is an internal aisle. The other 2 bays are left completely open. The first floor has a 3 light window underneath the barn hip roof on the right and a mono pitch dormer with a 4 pane window.
A 4 bay oak framed leisure building made up of 2 frames. The first frame is 1 bay in size and open at the front, it has an internal door on the right allowing acess to the other frame as well as 4 windows on the connecting wall. The second frame makes up the other 3 bays, there is full height glazing and on the front and the right of the building as well as an external aisle along the rear of the building.
A 5 bay oak frame building with 2 pairs of garage doors on the left, On the front are 2 light windows. There are also partitions which make up several rooms each with a single door and on the right is a single window in the gable end.
A 3 bay oak framed extension left open at the rear to allow it to attatch to an existing building. The left and middle bay are left open on all sides with an internal partition on the right made up of full height glazing, the right bay has glazing on the front and right hand side.
A 3 bay oak framed leisure building made up of 2 frames, the first of which is a single bay with just a pair doors on the left. The other frame has full nheight glazing along the front and right side.
A 5 bay oak framed leisure building made up of 2 frames, the first of which makes up 2 of the bays with full height glazing along the front and right sides. The other frame accounts for the other 3 bays with 2 mullion windows on the left as well as a pair of garage doors and a 2 light window on the rear and the frame has one bay open at the front.
A 3 bay oak framed leisure building with one bay open at the front , the second bay has a solid single door and a 2 light window and the right hand bay has full height glazing on bioth the front and right side.. This building has a thatched roof as well as an internal aisle at the rear.
