Garden Barn — Roundwood Design
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As a potential change of pace I'm planning on a simple roundwood structure this summer. I have three small oaks that need to come down for safety reasons, and a lack of well-placed trees in which to build a treehouse for my kids, so the idea is to use the roundwood from the oaks to build t...
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Bristol based company using locally sourced timber and a unique manufacturing process to provide precise, strong and durable roundwood structures.
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Owlpen Manor — Roundwood Design
A frame for a two storey barn designed around the clients needs, with a footprint of 15 meters by 6 meters. The ground level would comfortably accommodate workshop and agricultural storage space, with additional space available on the first floor. With the option to be used as an entire floor or mezzanine. In this instance it will house a yoga studio with views over the mendip hills. We provided the manufacture and installation of the frame, with the client opting to finish the build. The guide price for a building of this scale and design is £22,000. To discuss a more accurate quote and to talk through your ideas feel free to contact us .
These stunning garden pergolas can be made in any size, and in any shape. There is also the possibility to fix the posts to the ground or have the structure free standing. In this main example, we designed the structure to enclose the angled entranceway to the garden. The poles are held out of the ground by a couple of inches, elevated discreetly by scaffold poles which are set in a small amount of concrete. Holding the poles out of the ground and away from ground moisture will have a huge effect on their longevity - and they are still super-solid! The final picture is of a simple but elegant corridor pergola which could fit in anywhere...
Gender: Men. Material: 100% COTTON. Color: Beige. Made in: PT. Product ID: 8068500.
Projects - Sustainable timber frame design and build — Roundwood Design
This octagonal building is now used as an exciting outside classroom in Flax Bourton school, just outside Bristol. Cubes have been cut into the centre-post, onto which the children carved their own designs, personalising it for the school. This frame was manufactured at our workshop whilst the groundworks were done. The design of the frame allowed it to be transported to site and erected in one day. Making the frame is only a small part of a project like this – we hope the photographs illustrate how the roundwood frames can work within an enclosed structure.
Larch round pole research centre in Oxfordshire, UK
Projects - Sustainable timber frame design and build — Roundwood Design
I'm wanting to make some sort of trellis/pergola thing to go over my . Do just use giant nails to hold it all together, or carve the spiffy peg ends on the upright wood and stick them into holes in the logs that are perpendicular to the ground?
