First, can the mobile home get there?
We check the whole route before the move begins: entrance width, tight bends and enough room to manoeuvre safely.
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Verandas
Timber verandas shaped around the mobile home, its surroundings and the way guests will use them, with durable materials and careful installation.
Mobile Home Services
From the day a mobile home arrives to the repairs it may need years later, we handle siting, refurbishment, removal and hard-to-find spare parts.
Outdoor Structures
From a shaded terrace to a greenhouse or a custom bench, we make timber structures that are useful, lasting and at home in their surroundings.
Explore the space
What we notice around a mobile home
How we work
01
Consultation
Tell us what needs to work better. We ask the questions that turn an idea into a clear plan.
02
Design
You see the proposed solution in detail, with 3D visuals and a clear quote, before anything is built.
03
Production
Our team builds the structure in our workshop, using carefully selected and certified materials.
04
Installation
We deliver, fit and finish everything on site, ready for the space to be used.
Anatomy of a veranda
01Roof
How sheltered should the veranda feel?
Some locations call for deep shade; others need more light or better shelter from the rain. We choose the roof around the seasons, the exposure and how the veranda will be enjoyed.
- Strip shade cover
- Wooden matchboarding
- PVC awning
A few things worth knowing
Wood or WPC: what really changes?
Neither is simply better. Timber has natural warmth and can be refinished; WPC needs less maintenance and handles moisture especially well. The right answer depends on the setting and how the veranda will be used.
- Assess exposure to sun, water and salt air.
- Consider who will carry out periodic maintenance.
- Choose the material and colour to suit the mobile home and its surroundings.
What is needed before siting a mobile home?
A good installation starts well before the mobile home reaches its final position. The access route, turning space, ground, final height and connections all shape how it can be brought in and set up.
- Share the plan, model and dimensions of the home.
- Photograph access, tight turns, trees and changes in level.
- Identify the service connection points in advance.
How do you identify a discontinued spare part?
A clear photo of the whole component, a close-up and a few accurate measurements are often enough to narrow the search, even without a product code.
- Photograph the component, fixing and installation context.
- Add width, height, thickness and centre distances.
- Include the mobile-home make, model and year when known.
Planning something new or need something fixed? We would be happy to help.
