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We were approached by Paul to look at a commercial timber framed building. He had planning permission in place for a standard steel shed, but wanted to look at an oak framed alternative.

The challenge with this site was the low pitch and wide span we had to work to. We came up with an aisle barn design, to allow for the 13m span and 20° pitch. We took this project through design and structural calculations, working with Paul to ensure the structure would meet his requirements and budgets.

When our client asked us to “design something we would be proud to show off”, we knew this was an opportunity to create something truly exceptional. The result was a luxurious oak framed summer house that blends timeless craftsmanship with modern comfort — a showcase of what can be achieved with bespoke luxury timber frames.

We first spoke to Richard with regards to constructing and supplying a large oak atrium window as part of his home renovations. With the double storey oak atrium set to be the main façade of the house, it was not only to be a beautiful statement window, it was also the first impression of the home. A two-storey window of this nature is not only aesthetically pleasing from the road side, but also pours light into the home creating a light and inviting hub of the house.

After a successful install of a bespoke oak garden room for a kitchen extension to the back of the house, we were commissioned to come back and build a second larger oak garden room to the front.

This project is our own barn conversion in Osgodby, Lincolnshire, where our workshops are based. We started this project back in 2016, when Top Barn was nothing more than dilapidated farm barns with roofs caving in and the crew yard used for cattle in the winter.

This orangery was designed as a replacement to an ageing and very inefficient conservatory, that, due to its location in a conservation area and on a grade II listed property, required a careful design to ensure it could proceed through planning.