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When we secured the order to design and construct a traditional curved Dutch barn for Lincolnshire based Eagle Hall Estates, we endeavoured to produce another high quality building to adhere to the standards we had set on their previous projects.

The building was commissioned as a replacement for a dilapidated Dutch barn on the site. The new building is located slightly away from the site of the original Dutch barn opening up the views of the natural landscape to the surrounding properties. The inclusion of the right construction methods and products has produced a building with all the strength demanded by the latest design codes with the feel of an agricultural building from yesteryear.

Eagle Hall Estates Managing Director Mr Michael Chennells said ‘I am very pleased with the results’.  Mr Chennells then went onto emphasize that key decisions to opt for curved rafters (rather than cranked) and smooth curved corrugated roof sheets (rather than crimp curved box profile sheets) paid dividends in producing a building which not only is practical but sits exceedingly well in its surroundings.

Previous projects for Eagle Hall Estates include a large free standing bulk potato/onion store and an insulated lean-to infill building suitable for bulk storage of potatoes/onions.