3 Bay Garage CH35GL

CH35GL Features

• Oak posts, eaves & tie beams – 150mm x 150mm
• Oak Log Store posts & beams – 125mm x 125mm
• Oak curved braces
• Oak kiln dried pegs
• Softwood, soleplates, rear aisle, studwork and rafters
• Treated softwood featheredge weatherboard ex 200 x 38mm
• Granite staddle stones for independent posts
• Parts kit – DPC and fixings
• All softwood pre-treated
• Traditional mortise & tenon joints
• Pre-cut roof rafters
• Underside of Eaves Beam 2.1m
• Ridge height below 4m
• Measurement between front posts 2.575m
• Rafters at 400mm centres
• Main roof pitch 40°
• Catslides and Log Stores, roof pitch 37°
• Step-by-step assembly instructions

All sizes and features can be amended to your specification. See optional features tab for more details.

Some garage designs do not require planning permission and are exempt from building regulations. Please speak to us for more information.

Request a Quote or call us on 01435 860 260 to discuss your requirements.

Optional Features

This garage can be modified to create a bespoke design to fulfil your requirements. This could include:

• Altering the footprint to suit the size of your site, including widening bays.
• Changing the cross section of the building, for example, to include a full span roof.
• Upgrading current features, including replacing softwood weatherboarding with different cladding from our wide range.
• Adapting the roof line by changing one or both ends to a hip, barn-hip, gable or gablet.
• Adding storage areas such as a half bay or log store.

Please speak to us for more information or complete our quote form below to get a price for your garage design that includes your chosen optional features. See ‘Oak Garage Accessories’ for additional products to add to your order such as our extra wide bricks or joinery including doors and windows etc.

Planning & Building Regulations

Legislation around the construction of any building can be complex and the ultimate responsibility for ensuring your project meets planning and building regulations lies with you.

Many of our frames meet planning exemption criteria and may be eligible for construction under permitted development rights. Frames being erected near to a border or neighbour, or in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), however, may not qualify and would typically require planning. We recommend a quick phone call to the local authority to obtain the information that you need and that you check the latest guidance on the Planning Portal.

Specific information relating to outbuildings can be found on the planning portal here.

Planning Applications should be determined by the Local Authority within their statutory 8-week period, which commences when the application has been checked and registered. Unfortunately, the process can take longer if an application is contentious or complicated. Not all planning applications are decided at committee, some are dealt with at officer level under ‘Delegated Powers’.

We are able to assist with the Planning Permission process, if required, and can provide Planning Drawings for submission with an application.

As a guide, building regulation approval is usually required if your building has an internal footprint greater than 30m2 or is less than 1m from a boundary with a floor area greater than 15m2. If the building contains habitable accommodation or has a fixed heating system, approval will be required.

Please obtain definitive guidance from your Planning Officer or Building Inspector. Regulations are subject to change and Round Wood of Mayfield cannot be held responsible in this regard.

Please contact our team if you require further advice or a full planning service.
Call 01435 860 260 or email buildings@roundwood.com

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