Our team took time to understand the vision that the client had in their head and applied our creative and canny brains to create the perfect solution. We used fresh-sawn QP1 oak for the mainframe structure. This standard of oak beams is not only strong and sturdy but has a pleasing finish to the eye with very few knots per linear metre. The frame is 10m long by 3.6m wide and was roofed with air-dried joinery grade boarding and genuine Welsh slate from local slate caverns. Copper gutters outlined the roofline perfectly and supplied fluid cohesion at all levels.

The frame exceeded all of the customer’s requests and expectations. We were able to design a frame that fit perfectly into the allocated space and provided a gathering area, adjacent to the alluring spa of the holiday park. The construction and design of the building (especially the roof) has given a feeling of tremendous character and charm. The frame is manufactured to be very suited to the environment and will be able to withstand climatic factors and time. With the Welsh slate, the satisfied customer has a structure that will last for years and offer comfort, security and a place to meet for holidaymakers for years to come.