This shows the process of a cob build from start to finish. It is the cob and timber frame viewing gallery that houses the wetland mammals at Slimbridge Wildfowl & Wetland Trust that we were contracted to build back in 2009.....

There are many shapes and sizes that you can build a cob oven; here are just a sample of creations and the general process of how to build one...

Drone footage of 9m reciprocal frame roof we built for the Washington WWT Saline Lagoon bird hide at our workshop in Liverpool. (Footage provided by Keith Matthews brother)

A genie lift with strop is a great piece of equipment to help you raise heavy timbers for a roof in a tight or awkward space. Here we are using it as part of the build for the Washington WWT Saline Lagoon Hide.

Washington WWT Saline Lagoon Hide in the making…If only it had taken this long to actually build it! (Footage provided by Keith Matthews)