Storing Woodchips for the National Trust

The National Trust in England selected a Shufflebottom shotblast steel-frame timber-clad building, 15.3m by 7.3m, to store woodchips at Stowe Landscape Gardens, Buckingham.

The cladding is horizontal shiplap boarding with treated timber side rails. Pre-stressed concrete panels, 140mm thick and 2 metres high, are on three sides. The roof cladding is 0.7mm single-skin plastic-coated box profile with fleece back membrane.

Ref: E9866

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Post Making Centre

Longerlife Posts Ltd, making posts in Crowborough, East Sussex, has a galvanised building 13m by 16.6m, clad in Yorkshire boarding on two sides. K10591

Timber-Clad near Banbury

A 90ft Shufflebottom farm building, 40ft wide and 15ft to the eaves, is located at Hook Norton, near Banbury in Oxfordshire. K11407

Hop Farm Building near Abingdon

An Oxfordshire farm growing hops has a 78m Shufflebottom building, partitioned into two sections 48m and 30m long, to store both crops and machinery. E9885

Store for Events Management

Events management company Stage Miracles Ltd opted for a galvanised building at Potters Bar, Hertfordshire. E11934

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