Timber-Clad Farm Building near Banbury

A 90ft Shufflebottom farm building, 40ft wide and 15ft to the eaves, is located at Hook Norton, near Banbury in Oxfordshire. Treated timber Yorkshire boarding clads three sides, above 95mm concrete panels which are 2m high.

The roof, containing 12 roof lights, has cladding of 0.7mm single-skin plastic-coated box profile with an anti-condensation fleece-backed membrane. Photo by Nick Harris

Ref: K11407

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