From oak framed houses to bespoke commercial buildings, our experienced carpenters can design commercial timber buildings to your exact specifications and requirements.
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There are a number of ways to add charm and character to your property, and we’re sure you will find something that matches you requirements.
We design everything from bespoke oak-framed houses to ornate garden buildings. Our timber commercial buildings are made from traditional green British oak. Each piece of timber we receive is hand-checked and visually graded on-site by our experienced carpenters. This ensures every piece of timber used in constructing your commercial building meets our high quality standards.
Adding a timber commercial building can also offer an exceptional return on investment. Be it an outdoor garden space, a house/garage conversion or bespoke extension to your home, we have a number of timber commercial properties for you to explore.
If you work with horses or have any farming requirements, then our oak barns and stables are for you. These range from modest equestrian buildings all the way to sizeable constructions.
3 bay covered area with oak balustrading on 2 sides and a third side weatherboarded.
Square gazebo with 2 sides of oak balustrading. Roof has clay tiles with a leaded finial.
Square gazebo with clay tile roof and leaded finial.
An L-shaped stable complex with 6 loose boxes, one tack room and 2 bays for storing hay and larger equipment.
An oak framed gazebo for the Chelsea Flower Show
Stable and garage complex consisting of 2 stables, tack room, two enclosed garage bays with a further one open garage bay and 2 large storage areas and a drive through.
An oak framed house designed with 2 glazed gable areas and multiple rooflights to bring plenty of light into the building and get the best out of the views. The steep 50 degree ...
This U-shaped oak framed house shows how an oak frame can be used in combination with brickwork with the entire ground floor exterior being in brick while retaining the classic ...
This oak framed house was designed for a customer in Suffolk and has five main bays and one barn entrance to the front. The barn entrance has full length windows to the first fl...
This oak framed house has three bays and a low brick wall to all sides of the building. The front of the house is fully glazed with full length opening garden room windows and t...
This oak framed house was designed for a customer in Belgium and is comprised of two frames. The first frame has three bays and the roof endings are both gables, with four full ...
Four stables, a tack/tea room, a secure store and a open fronted covered area in a U-shaped complex.
An 3 bay sling brace style oak framed two storey house designed for a customer in Kent. With much of the ground floor having full height glazing, this makes for a light and airy...
This oak framed building was designed as a village hall. It is formed of four seperate frames, the first is a large five bay building with an open logstore to the front. Each ba...
This two storey oak framed house was designed for a customer in Devon where the entire frame was encased in stone to meet local planning requirements. This is a great example of...
A 3 bay central building with covered areas and balustrading on 3 sides.
An L-shaped house designed for a customer who wanted a large light and airy living space provided by an open vaulted lounge with large glazed units all along one side including ...
This oak framed building is a lambing shed with office above.
An 'L' shaped oak framed complex incorporating 4 stables, a tack room and two secure storage areas accessed via double doors.
An oak framed stable complex comprising of three stables and a single enclosed garage.
A block of 3 stables each with a softwood stable door and a softwood mullion window.
Open sided oak shelter used as a shaded sitting area in a garden.
An oak frame based on a Japanese pagoda type design to replace an existing one that was falling down.
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.
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 glazi...
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 gara...
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,...
This oak framed car port has two bays, with one enclosed side to the front and the other sides open. The front side has two small windows and softwood weatherboarding.
A substantial single storey oak frame house with a combination of weatherboard and brick outer walls.There is an open car port to the rear and a covered veranda walkway area whi...
A single storey u-shaped oak frame house which is encased in a combination of brick and stone walls. The slate roof has rooflights along the rear and both sides and full height ...
With nearly four decades working with green oak, we are at the forefront of our industry and are proud of the work we’ve done in the past and will continue to do in the future.
We are the UK’s only oak framed building company to carry an EXOVA BM Trada Q-Mark, which means that with us you get a standard that you cannot get elsewhere.
We are the recent winners of the South East Best Rural Manufacturing Business Award.
