Around Great Dunmow we have roofed barn conversions in RHEINZINK Graphite-grey, including a group of barns near the town and a conversion in the nearby village of Stebbing.
Barns around Great Dunmow
The countryside around Great Dunmow and Stebbing is full of historic barns, many of them listed or close to listed farmhouses. Converting them sympathetically usually means a simple roof in a dark, matt material — which is why graphite-grey standing seam zinc is so often specified here.
On larger barn groups, like the one we roofed near Great Dunmow, using the same zinc across every building ties the conversion together as one farmstead.
Questions about roofing in Great Dunmow
Who handles planning around Great Dunmow and Stebbing?
Uttlesford District Council. Many barns in the area are listed or within the setting of a listed building, which affects what can be changed.
What is RHEINZINK Graphite-grey?
A pre-weathered zinc from RHEINZINK with a dark grey finish from the start. It suits barn conversions because it resembles traditional dark agricultural roofing.
