Tucked away in the Surrey Hills is the beautiful village of Coldharbour, a unique place as it is a Conservation Area, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and an Area of Great Landscape Value. Here you will find Crockers Farm, which offers self-catering accommodation and livery facilities.
Over more than a decade the farm has been completely redesigned by architects McDaniel Woolf. The works included reordering the farmhouse, hay barn and farm machinery store and the creation of the annex building.
The annex is a modest, contemporary construction designed to be in keeping with the existing historic buildings at the farm and to sit comfortably within the surrounding landscape. It was built to reflect the client’s vision of a sustainable development providing habitation of the highest architectural quality.
Clement manufactured and installed the new steel windows and doors for the newly built annex and also supplied the conservation rooflights. The new steel windows and doors were manufactured from the Clement W20 range and feature Naked Steel. As an alternative to polyester powder paint being applied to the slender frames, they have a galvanised finish.
The steel windows and doors include krypton filled glass units which offer increased thermal performance.
Details
Site: Crockers Farm Equestrian Centre, Dorking
Architect: Mcdaniel Wolf Architects, Larkfield Studios, 32 Larkfield Road, Richmond TW9 2PF
Specification: Clement W20 steel window and door range
Colour: Naked Steel galvanised finish
Clement bespoke W20 windows and doors are manufactured generally in compliance with BS 6510:2010 from hot rolled steel window and door profiles which are produced from 98% recycled steel source material. Hot dip zinc galvanised to EN ISO BS:1461:2022 and with a polyester powder coat paint finish to BS:6497 2005 EN 13438 2018
superb steel windows, doors and conservation rooflights
