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Once a 16th Century royal hunting lodge, the building is now a grade II listed farmhouse. Tell-tale signs of a high status building are the shaped purlin ends, decorative panels to the gable, and heavily moulded tie beam. (Photography: Duncan McNichol)
Dry Oak was carefully pieced into voids left by the decay and glued and mechanically fixed. The braces in particular had suffered much though we retained as much as possible without compromising longevity of the job overall. (Photography: Duncan McNichol)
The original panels all had to be removed to facilitate the repairs, and were reinstated using unhardened, haired lime render and left unpainted. The warm buff colour of the panels is due to the red iron oxide naturally present in the sand. (Photography: Duncan McNichol)
“"Seems a long time since we finished with the garden room project but we have to say that it has been a huge success in every aspect. The room has become the place of choice for visitors. I can guarantee that everyone, yes everyone who visits, is blown away by the frame."
Mel, Moat Farm
“"Everyone is very impressed with the finished result and I thought I would just take the opportunity of belatedly giving my thanks to you and your team for a job very well done. I have submitted the bridge for a Civic Society award for next year and have every expectation of its success."
P White, Northholt & Greenford Countryside Park Manager
“"Just to say that it looks fabulous, and all who survey it are wonder-struck. Best wishes and many thanks to you all."
Simon, National Trust
“"We wanted to write to you to express our profound gratitude for the excellent work you have done on our building scheme. It cannot have been easy to pick up the project from another architect when there were still a number of issues unresolved, but you have done so brilliantly and remained calm throughout, even at fraught times. We really do appreciate that you have gone the extra mile for us. We have all enjoyed working with you and have been so impressed with the quality of your work."
Alastair, The Early Years Project
“"Thank you for the frame that you have just finished at Rogate. It was a miserable wet day, yesterday and John and team carried on regardless. We are delighted with the overall look and also the mouldings to the members. As usual, the frame was millimetre accurate and will be easy to take forward to complete the building."
Bob, Trembath Associates
Designers and Architects of traditional and contemporary timber structures including oak framed houses, barns and conservatories.
Winner of numerous awards for our work including 3 times winner of the prestigious Gold Wood Award. An exceptional achievement – no other company has achieved this accolade more than once.
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The Green Oak Carpentry
Company Ltd.
Langley Farm
Rake, Liss
Hampshire
GU33 7JW
Tel: 01730 892 049
Fax: 01730 895 225
Email: enquiries@greenoakcarpentry.co.uk
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