Odds and sods - A photographic record of building a double garage / workshop

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Michael building up the back gable now he has a height guide created by the rafters. They came back for a morning to do this work.
The front gable built up.
To match the archiectural style of the house I needed to add mock Tudor timbers to the front gable.
The mock Tudor features. I used a hand-held rounter to chop the edges quite a bit to recreate a waney edge.
I've built the door frames inside of the openings.
This is one of my favourite features in the wall - and it is quite visible!
I bought a lot 300mm wide waney edged green-oak from English Woodlands Timber to use on the back gable to match the gables on the rest of the house.
Helen then painted them black.
Copyright: Chris Gare 2007 - 2018
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