Round Wood of Mayfield

Round Wood of Mayfield brings together oak-framed buildings, timber products, and garden features in East Sussex. Its history begins with a sawmill processing trees felled by the Great Storm and developing into a catalog for interiors and exteriors. The offering connects a building’s structural work with flooring, cladding, decking, and decorative pieces.

Oak-framed garages are organized by bay count, with one- to four-bay versions, L-shaped layouts, upper spaces, and self-build kits. The company uses traditional mortise-and-tenon joints secured with oak pegs. Each frame is manufactured and preassembled in the workshop for checking before delivery, a central part of its approach.

Buildings include garden offices, pavilions, summerhouses, outbuildings, stables, and pool-related spaces. Porches, pergolas, verandas, and outdoor kitchens add smaller-scale structures. Extensions, annexes, and commercial buildings are also listed. The variety distinguishes an enclosed-room project from a structure accompanying the garden.

Oak is not the only timber in the selection. Decking includes balau, cumaru, ipe, iroko, cedar, and larch, alongside composite alternatives and heat-treated timber. Cladding brings together hardwoods, softwoods, and batten or shingle solutions. Interior options include solid and engineered oak flooring, with products described for projects incorporating underfloor heating.

Outdoor details have their own range: corten steel, terracotta, ceramic, fiberglass, and wooden planters, alongside urns, statues, furniture, fire pits, and water features. Planter accessories include feet and saucers. These products can complete the landscape around a building or support a garden project that does not begin with a large timber structure.

The company describes using offcuts and sawdust to produce wood fuels or feed a biomass unit serving kilns and heating. Support is divided between oak frames, timber products, and garden features, with trade accounts and guides to materials, flooring, and outdoor living. From its Mayfield base, Round Wood combines traditional manufacturing with a catalog in which construction and finishing form parts of one project.