Timber and heritage shopfronts across Buckinghamshire
Need a timber shopfront across Buckinghamshire? We draw it from a free site survey, make it to your opening and fit it around your trading hours. Guide prices start at £3,995 plus VAT.
- Guide price, plus VAT
- £3,995 to £13,995
- Lead time
- Confirmed on your quotation
What happens across Buckinghamshire?
From city-centre units to village parades, the job starts the same way. Milton Keynes, High Wycombe, Aylesbury and Bletchley are among the places we cover. Councils here include Milton Keynes and Buckinghamshire. Milton Keynes has planned centres and modern units, while Aylesbury, Marlow and Amersham have historic streets where frontage changes are looked at closely.
What should you budget?
| Opening width | Typical unit | Guide price plus VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 3 m | A typical single shop unit | £3,995 to £6,495 |
| 3 to 4 m | A wider single unit | £5,195 to £8,495 |
| 4 to 5 m | A double-fronted or corner unit | £6,595 to £10,995 |
| 5 to 6 m | A large double unit | £8,495 to £13,995 |
Guide prices, not offers. Your written quotation sets the final figure.
What makes the difference?
How do you deal with the threshold?
We aim for level or near-level access. New doors need thought about wheelchair and pushchair users, and we check the floor before we promise anything.
Should the stallriser stay?
A stallriser protects the bottom of the glass from kicks, trolleys and cleaning water. On older streets it is also part of the look.
Which glass should go in?
Safety glass is needed in doors, side panels and low-level panes. Laminated glass is worth the extra if the street has a history of break-ins.
Will this need planning permission across Buckinghamshire?
Very likely. Your council will look closely at frontages in conservation areas, and any listed building needs listed building consent as well. Illuminated signs can need advertisement consent, depending on size, position and area. Listed buildings need listed building consent as well.
What do people ask about timber shopfronts across Buckinghamshire?
How soon can you fit a timber shopfront across Buckinghamshire?
Lead time is confirmed on your quotation. We book the fitting days around your trading.
Does a new shopfront across Buckinghamshire need planning permission?
A change to how the frontage looks usually does. Your council is the council to check with, and we advise at survey.
How much does a timber shopfront cost across Buckinghamshire?
Guide prices start from £3,995 plus VAT. Size, doors and glass set the final figure after a free site survey.
Can a listed building have a new shopfront?
Only with listed building consent, and your council will expect the historic details to be respected.
Find out what your frontage will cost across Buckinghamshire
Answer four quick questions for a guide price, or book a free survey for a firm one.