English Heritage Buildings has been providing oak-frame buildings since 1990

Construction of your building

English Heritage Buildings focuses solely on manufacturing structural oak framed buildings. 

With over 30 years experience, our area of expertise is in the design, specification and production of your oak frame. We continually look to develop and perfect our product; keeping up with current building techniques and regulations. Our steadfast dedication to improvement has seen us win many awards and we are still the only oak frame manufacturer to have achieved Q-Mark certification from BM TRADA. Our Green Oak Building System BSYS-006 is also recognised as a NHBC accepted MMC system.

We can design manufacture and supply your oak frame building not only here in the UK, but across Europe or even worldwide.

Assembly, roofing and groundworks

There are certain services you will require to bring your project together, including groundworks, frame assembly and roofing.

We will supply your frame with full fitting instructions for you or your contractors to erect. We will also provide the relevant measurements you will need for the groundworks and roofing.

Alternatively, we can put you in touch with assembly contractors that have been erecting our oak frames for over 20 years. They can also undertake the roofing, if you do not have a local contractor, and cover most areas of the country.

Within our quotation we will provide a guide price for these services, which can also help give you an idea of costings should you wish to source your own contractors.

Our sales consultants will be happy to discuss these options with you.

Planning

We also work closely with a planning Consultant that has a very high success rate.

For more information on this, please see our Planning Service page.

  • 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 glazing to the front, and the other two are enclosed garage bays, accessed via two sets of garage doors to the right hand side. The three glazed bays have three sets of opening garden room windows to the front, and a barn entrance with a gable roof end with four full length windows. The roof has trimming for two rooflights. The smaller frame to the left hand end is a single bay with a glazed gable end to the left and a half glazed door to the front, as well as a mullion window.

    Oak Framed Houses – WS00138

    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…

    Length

    19m

    Depth

    6.4m

    Bays

    6
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  • 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 garage doors to the front and a single access door to the side.

    Stables and Barns – WS00140

    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…

    Length

    6.45m

    Depth

    5m

    Bays

    2
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  • 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, each with a three pane window. To the front of the building one bay has full length garden room windows, and another bay has a set back front wall with a single solid door. The second frame is a one bay building, attached at the left hand end, with a gable roof end. The rear is fully glazed with full length windows. There is trimming for two rooflights at the rear to add more natural light.

    Oak Framed Houses – WS00143

    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,…

    Length

    14m

    Depth

    9.8m

    Bays

    5
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  • 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.

    Something Different – WS00156

    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.

    Length

    5.02m

    Depth

    3.92m

    Bays

    2
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  • 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 which wraps around two sides of the building. Rooflights give extra natural light into some areas of the building. The innovative use of frames at right angles to each other allows an interesting internal layout and design.

    Oak Framed Houses – WS00203

    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…

    Length

    35.42m

    Depth

    17.12m

    Bays

    29
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  • 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 glazing around the inner part of the u-shape .

    Oak Framed Houses – WS00212

    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 …

    Length

    18.15m

    Depth

    8.15m

    Bays

    8
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  • This oak framed house is comprised of three different frames; one is a two bay garage, the other is a link building that connects to the main house. The garage has two enclosed bays accessed via standard garage doors and also has an enclosed logstore to the rear. The link building has a single door to the left and right sides and a three pane window front and rear. The house itself is formed of six bays, with a set back partition to the front walls of four bays, accessed via a half glazed door. To the rear of the building there are three sets of full length opening garden room windows, as well as a four pane window and a two pane window.

    Oak Framed Houses – WS00218

    This oak framed house is comprised of three different frames; one is a two bay garage, the other is a link building that connects to the main house. The garage has two enclosed …

    Length

    26.245m

    Depth

    7.2m

    Bays

    9
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  • This oak framed garage complex is formed of two different buildings. The first building is a three bay open garage and the third bay is open to the rear as well. There is a clock tower on the roof of the third bay. The second building is a two storey stable complex with a bay that attaches to the other building, and a single garage bay accessed by a set of garage doors. The other two bays are stables accessed via stable doors to the front and with a mullion window to each bay. The first floor is accessed via an external oak staircase and a half glazed door. There is also trimmings for two rooflights.

    Stables and Barns – WS00228

    This oak framed garage complex is formed of two different buildings. The first building is a three bay open garage and the third bay is open to the rear as well. There is a cloc…

    Length

    16.275m

    Depth

    15.2m

    Bays

    7
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  • This oak framed stable has two bays, one small bay accessed by a stable door, and another large bay with a stable door to the right side, and a mullion window.

    Stables and Barns – WS00239

    This oak framed stable has two bays, one small bay accessed by a stable door, and another large bay with a stable door to the right side, and a mullion window.

    Length

    5.44m

    Depth

    3.02m

    Bays

    2
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  • This oak framed house is formed of three bays with an upper floor accessed via an internal staircase, with a set of garage doors to the front of the first bay and a single door to the rear. The centre bay has a three pane window to the front and rear, and the end bay has a single door to the front and full length garden room windows to the rear and the right side of the building. There are six dormers to the roof, each with a two pane window, and the building ends on the first floor have a three pane window.

    Oak Framed Houses – WS00269

    This oak framed house is formed of three bays with an upper floor accessed via an internal staircase, with a set of garage doors to the front of the first bay and a single door …

    Length

    9m

    Depth

    6m

    Bays

    3
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  • This is a Lych-Gate used as an entrance, usually to a church. It has open sides and sits on a dwarf brick wall. There are feature trusses at each end and the sides are open showing the curved knee braces.

    Something Different – WS00317

    This is a Lych-Gate used as an entrance, usually to a church. It has open sides and sits on a dwarf brick wall. There are feature trusses at each end and the sides are open show…

    Length

    4m

    Depth

    1.94m

    Bays

    1
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