Timber-Clad Store

Shufflebottom buildings do not have to be super-sized! This agricultural building at Grayshott, near Hindhead in Surrey, is 11.35m by 9.7m. Height to the eaves is 2.85m, and to the ridge 4.85m.

Side cladding is horizontal shiplap boarding. The 0.7mm roof cladding has anti-condensation fleece-back lining.

Ref: E10043

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