Oak Framed Porches

Our stunning bespoke porches and canopies not only frame the entry to your home with their beautiful lines and prominent features, but also offer shelter and warmth after a stroll in the park or a stressful day at work.

Glazed & Unglazed Porches

More than just a shelter.

Available glazed or unglazed with bespoke joinery and tiled roofs, this feature frame will add style and beauty to the forefront of any home, creating real curbside appeal whilst also boosting the all-important value and practicality aspect to your residence.

Our porches and canopies can be fitted by our on site fitting team or alternatively, we can supply as a pack, pre-made to your size and specifications to be fitted by your desired tradesmen.

All of our products are manufactured using traditional oak framing methods and are hand-crafted by our specialist oak framing team.

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    Types Of Oak Porches

    Open Porch

    open oak porch with brick base and tiled roof.

    A four-posted structure with an open front and sides, allowing for a seamless integration with the property's façade. This simple yet elegant design often includes a brick plinth or dwarf wall to provide partial enclosure, ensuring the porch remains both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

    Enclosed Porch

    enclosed oak porch with a brick base and gabled roof. With large windows either side of the oak door. The oak door has a small window near the top

    An enclosed porch is an ideal solution to extend the living space of your home, providing a seamless transition from the outdoors. This porch features sturdy brick walls or glazing, fully enclosing the structure to offer both shelter and additional space.

    Canopies

    oak canopy porch with slated tile roof, covering a blue door. There are 2 trees either side of the doorway. S

    An oak canopy is the simplest porch structure and consists of an overhead canopy that adds character and dimension to a home.

    Lean To’s

    oak lean to porch, with 2 vertical oak beams supporting the porch. The porch covers a sage green door. Beside the door that is a post box.

    A lean-to porch, features a forward-sloping roof supported by 2-4 posts. This practical and stylish addition provides a welcoming entrance to your home, perfectly complementing the overall look and feel of the property.

    Featured Porches

    Bespoke Oak Porches

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    Open oak porch with a brick base. covering a green door that has two narrow windows it.
    oak canopy above the entrance of a blue door
    timber frame porch with a brick base installed on a traditional white house. The porch covers a dark brown door. The porch is illuminated by lighting installed on in the porch.
    Open oak porch, with a green and red Christmas garland
    Open oak porch covering a brown door that has a privacy screen in the middle and two privacy windows beside it
    Open oak porch, supported by a brick based. Installed on a bungalow and cover a grey door.
    lean to timber porch with grey slated tile roofing covering a oak front door. Beside the porch is a backet with log cuttings.
    Open timber porch, supported by a brick base. Grey gutter beside the rood. 2 plants beside the porch.
    open oak porch, covering a white door, which has a frosted window. There's a lantern in coming from the top of the porch.

    Oak Porches FAQs

    A porch will typically fall under permitted development, meaning you do not need planning permission to install it. For this to be the case, you must adhere to the limitations:
    ● The porch must be separated from the main property by the main property’s outer door
    ● Any glazing or electrical fittings must comply with relevant building regulations
    ● Must be a similar appearance to the exterior of the main property
    ● Not located within 2m of any highway boundary
    ● Maximum floor area of 3m²
    ● Maximum height of 3m²