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Oak Framed Extension Nottingham
Project type
Full "Turnkey" Oak Extension
Location
Nottingham / Nottinghamshire
Roofing
Traditional Hand-Dressed Lead Roof
Materials
Sustainable Green Oak & Heritage Brickwork
Project scope
Planning, Building Regs, Construction, & Finish
Duration
8 weeks
Bespoke Oak Framed Extension: From Planning to Completion
Project Overview:
Creating a seamless addition to a home requires more than just building skills; it requires a vision. At Trentside Joinery, we managed this oak framed extension from the initial planning stages through to the final interior finishes. Located in Nottinghamshire, this project is a showcase of traditional timber framing combined with modern building standards.
The "Total Project" Approach
Many homeowners are overwhelmed by the prospect of an extension. For this build, we acted as the sole point of contact, managing:
Planning & Design: Ensuring the oak structure met local building regulations and complemented the existing property.
Groundworks & Construction: From the first dig to the final brick, we managed the structural integrity of the entire site.
Master Joinery: Hand-crafting the green oak frame using traditional methods.
Key Feature: The Traditional Lead Roof
One of the standout elements of this extension is the curved hand-dressed lead roof. While many modern builders opt for cheaper alternatives, a lead roof offers unparalleled longevity and a classic aesthetic that perfectly matches the character of natural oak. Our specialists ensured the leadwork was executed to the highest historical and functional standards.
Why Choose an Oak Frame?
Natural Insulation: Oak provides excellent thermal properties, keeping the extension warm in winter and cool in summer.
Aesthetic Longevity: Unlike uPVC or standard brick, an oak frame gets better with age, developing a beautiful silver-grey patina.
Structural Strength: We use traditional mortise and tenon joinery secured with oak pegs, creating a structure that will stand for centuries.





















































































