Beam Design Service

Design of 2 beams to support a chimney and the first floor where a wall is to be removed to create a larger kitchen area in this 3 bedroom house. The design for this project also included foundation underpinning works.

Design of 10 beams to support alterations to a roof structure and floor joists for the conversion of a two bedroom flat into an open plan two bedroom holiday let apartment.

Designed a beam to support an opening in order that this tea shop could have a more open plan feel to the cafe seating area.

Design of 2 beams to support the existing walls where the kitchen is to be extended and new bi-fold doors are to be introduced.

Designed a beam for a new opening on the rear elevation. The installation for this beam was carried out under a Building Regulation Notice.

Scurator designed a beam to support a chimney stack in the roof void where it had been removed at ground and first floor level to create a more open plan feel to the building.

Scurator designed two timber beams in a load bearing timber stud wall at this historical diocese building in York. The client wanted to gain access to two areas of the building that were previously unaccessible.

Design undertaken for 7 steel beams to support a number of first floor walls where openings were made at ground floor level in this two storey detached house. The removal of the ground floor walls created an open plan layout  at this level for the client.

Scurator designed a beam to create a new door opening in this art gallery. The beam design was relatively straight forward to assess and is in the process of being installed. Scurator also obtained Planning Permission for the clients other minor alterations to this property.

Designed a complex grid arrangement of steel beams to support the upper floor levels in this part timber and masonry framed two storey house.