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 is a three bay oak framed equestrian building.There are two stables with a two pane window to the right of the doors and the third bay is suitable for a tack room accessed via double doors.

    This is a three bay oak framed equestrian building.There are two stables with a two pane window to the right of the doors and the third bay is suitable for a tack room accessed …

    Length

    9.6m

    Depth

    4.38m

    Bays

    3
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  • This oak framed stable complex has two frames; the first is a six bay stable, with enclosed bays and access via a set of stable doors to the front and rear of each bay. There are also mullion windows to each bay. Attached to this is a two bay stable, with enclosed bays and setback partitions to the front. Access is via stable doors to the front and rear of each bay.

    This oak framed stable complex has two frames; the first is a six bay stable, with enclosed bays and access via a set of stable doors to the front and rear of each bay. There ar…

    Length

    17.4m

    Depth

    11.4m

    Bays

    3
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  • This oak framed store is formed of one main bay, with a smaller bay to the left with no walls to the left, front and rear, to form a small porch. There is a single door to the left wall of the main bay.

    This oak framed store is formed of one main bay, with a smaller bay to the left with no walls to the left, front and rear, to form a small porch. There is a single door to the l…

    Length

    4m

    Depth

    3m

    Bays

    2
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  • A 7 bay oak framed sling brace house made up of 3 frames. The first frame is 5 bays long  with 4 sets of large pane windows at the front  as well as 2 more on the right and 1 at the rear, also at the rear are 2 single pane windows while on the left are 2 2 pane windows and a set of full height glazed windows to allow masses of natural light in to the building. On the First floor of this building there are 5 velux windows to the front and 4 more at the rear, on the right gable there is another 3 pane window while at the left is a 2 pane section of full height glazing. The seoncd frame is a single bay in size attached to the front of the other frame, it houses a 6 pane section of full height glazing on both the ground and first floor. The final frame is also a single bay and is a balcony area at the left side of the building

    A 7 bay oak framed sling brace house made up of 3 frames. The first frame is 5 bays long with 4 sets of large pane windows at the front as well as 2 more on the right and 1 at t…

    Length

    18m

    Depth

    7.5m

    Bays

    7
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  • An oak framed building in a dog-leg shape with one section open with 2 bays for parking whilst the other end enclosed with two large doors, full height glazing along one side and an upper floor area accessed via an internal staircase.

    An oak framed building in a dog-leg shape with one section open with 2 bays for parking whilst the other end enclosed with two large doors, full height glazing along one side an…

    Length

    10.82m

    Depth

    14.51m

    Bays

    4
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  • A large oak framed house extension with sling braces and a top floor. There's single windows as well as some full height glazing on the top floor to allow as much natural light into the house. A small porch is attachted to the front door and a chimney to create a nice family home.

    A large oak framed house extension with sling braces and a top floor. There’s single windows as well as some full height glazing on the top floor to allow as much natural light …

    Length

    11.275m

    Depth

    6.325m

    Bays

    4
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  • An oak framed pavillion with full height glazing down one side and alternating doors and single windows on the other side. There is also a small storage area at one end.

    An oak framed pavillion with full height glazing down one side and alternating doors and single windows on the other side. There is also a small storage area at one end.

    Length

    24.6m

    Depth

    7.2m

    Bays

    6
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  • An oak framed house with full height glazing. Doors are situated on the front of the building and either end, with a porch attacthed to the front door. On the first floor roof lighting is used.

    An oak framed house with full height glazing. Doors are situated on the front of the building and either end, with a porch attached to the front door. On the first floor roof li…

    Length

    10.27m

    Depth

    7.2m

    Bays

    2
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  • An oak framed house in a T shape. Both buildings have doors and plenty of single windows, with the upstairs having roof lighting and windows in dormers to produce maximum light. Bottom floor also contains full height glazing on some parts of the building.

    An oak framed house in a T shape. Both buildings have doors and plenty of single windows, with the upstairs having roof lighting and windows in dormers to produce maximum light….

    Length

    12m

    Depth

    9m

    Bays

    4
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  • An oak framed single storey house with upper roof space. Ground floor has single windows and a front door with a porch. Upeer space has roof lighting to allow natural light. House is completed with a brick chimmney on one side.

    An oak framed single storey house with upper roof space. Ground floor has single windows and a front door with a porch. Upeer space has roof lighting to allow natural light. Hou…

    Length

    11.1m

    Depth

    7.3m

    Bays

    8
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  • An oak framed two storey building. On the bottom floor both single and barn doors are used in this equestrian style building. On the first floor there is a balcony as well as roof lighting. Full height glazing is also used as well as sling brace in the framework.

    An oak framed two storey building. On the bottom floor both single and barn doors are used in this equestrian style building. On the first floor there is a balcony as well as ro…

    Length

    17.9m

    Depth

    7.2m

    Bays

    12
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