Modern Enhances Traditional
At Downe, Orpington, Kent, a steel-framed Shufflebottom has been set in a group of traditional farm buildings.
A hipped building has a lean-to along part of one side elevation. Dimensions are 11.945m by 8.125m for the main building and 5.8m by 4.62m for the lean-to. The main building, which has a mezzanine floor, is 5.5m to the eaves and the lean-to is 2.65m to the eaves.
Steelwork has a hot-dipped galvanised finish. The roof cladding is 0.5mm tile-effect plastic-coated box profile with 60mm composite insulated panels. In the walls there are 15 openings of various sizes, ranging from 1m by 1m to 3.77m by 3.25m. Wall cladding is vertical 0.5mm Kingspan KS1000RW XL Forte Leathergrain with 60mm composite insulated panels.
Ref: E10425
Barn Side Extension
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Timber-Clad near Banbury
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Farm Building at Farringdon
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