The details
Side cladding is Shufflebottom 1000/33 plastic-coated forward box profile with Ultrazed side rails, and the roof is P6R fibre cement, without roof lights. One gable end and one side elevation have concrete panels 3m high and 145mm thick, and at the other gable end, the concrete panelling is 1m high.
The building is designed to have a 3-phase operated roller shutter door 6m wide and 3.6m high, and a also personnel door.
Much of Litlington village, which contains 22 listed buildings, is a designated conservation area in attractive scenery above the Cuckmere river.
Ref: E10611
J, A & D Cottrell opted for two Shufflebottom galvanised grain stores at Grove, near Wantage. E11993
Calcutt Farms at Hempton near Banbury selected a Shufflebottom steel-framed six-bay grain store, and a fan house 36 metres square. E10068
A farm near Baldock, Hertfordshire, has a Shufflebottom building as a grain plant room. E9900
At Downe, Orpington, Kent, a steel-framed Shufflebottom has been set in a group of traditional farm buildings. E10425
