Little compares to the beauty and craftsmanship in the construction of traditional English oak frame buildings. For many years owners of rural properties have favoured this form of construction as they develop their residence despite many modern alternatives being available to them on the market.

Traditional jointing methods are still implemented when joining the oak beams in these frames and they are often left exposed to be admired as an intrinsic part of there design. Exposed to the elements, external components of an oak frame will darken with time and the appearance will soon adopt the feel of a building which has been routed there for many years.