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Great service from Mark and Martin. They maintained good communication and delivered a high-quality three-bay garage installation.
L Clarke
An amazing, efficient and professional team. They built our carport brilliantly, were friendly and polite, and left everything immaculate.
Julie
Communication was fantastic. The large oak garage installation was completed quickly, to a brilliant standard, with the driveway left clean and tidy.
Ian
Specialist Oak Frame Installers Across the UK
The Oak Installers provides professional oak and timber-frame installation for homeowners, builders, developers and leading oak-frame suppliers throughout the UK.
With 20 years of hands-on experience, we understand how to assemble, raise and finish oak-framed buildings accurately and efficiently on site. From a single oak porch to a multi-bay garage, extension or complete framed building, our team can take the supplied frame and drawings through to a carefully completed installation.
Based near Battle in East Sussex, we regularly work across Sussex, Kent, Surrey and further afield, travelling nationwide for the right project.
Already purchased an oak frame, or comparing suppliers? We specialise in the installation side of the job and work from the manufacturer’s drawings and supplied components. Depending on the agreed scope, associated work can include roof structures, studwork, structural panels, membranes, battens, cladding, glazing and external joinery.
Call 07814 705074 or email mark@theoakinstallers.com to send your drawings and request an installation quote.
An oak porch can bring the front of your house to life. A simple but effective choice with plenty of designs to choose from which adds elegance, durability, and value to your home, while offering a sheltered entrance and potential extra space.
An Oak Gazebo or Pergola offers a stunning, durable outdoor space for relaxation, entertaining, or dining. It adds elegance and value to your garden, providing shade, shelter, and a focal point.
Oak garages come in various sizes to suit different needs. From compact single-car garages to spacious double or even triple carports, there's an oak garage to fit any property. Larger designs can incorporate additional features like home offices, workshops, or storage areas above.
Choosing Oak for Your Extension: A Solid Investment
Oak is an exceptional choice for an extension due to its combination of strength, beauty, and durability
Oak leisure buildings are bespoke structures crafted from high-quality oak timber, designed to provide versatile outdoor spaces for relaxation, entertainment, or hobbies.
These buildings offer a blend of natural beauty, durability, and customization, making them ideal for gardens, countryside retreats, or commercial settings.
Oak bespoke buildings are custom-crafted structures built from high-quality oak timber.
These versatile buildings range from grand oak houses to functional outbuildings like pool houses, stables, and barns. They offer a unique blend of natural beauty, durability, and bespoke design, tailored to individual preferences and needs.
SIP panels and oak are a powerful combination for building sustainable, energy-efficient, and aesthetically pleasing structures.
- SIP panels provide exceptional insulation, structural integrity, and rapid construction times. Their airtightness significantly reduces energy consumption, making buildings more comfortable and cost-effective to heat or cool.
- Oak offers timeless beauty, durability, and natural insulation properties. Its strength and character add warmth and elegance to any building.
When combined, SIP panels and oak create buildings that are not only environmentally friendly but also visually stunning and structurally sound. This partnership delivers exceptional performance, comfort, and aesthetic appeal.
Direct glazing on an oak frame is a method of installing glass directly onto the exterior of the oak frame without the use of traditional glazing beads. This technique creates a clean, minimalist aesthetic, maximizing the visibility of the oak frame and allowing for maximum natural light.
Direct glazing typically involves the use of oak cover boards to secure the glass units in place. This method is often used with green oak frames, as it allows for the natural movement of the timber without compromising the seal. However, it requires careful planning and installation to ensure watertightness and durability.