Driveway Entrance in Witham, Essex
A new driveway entrance in Witham, built with matching brickwork, lime mortar, reconstituted-stone caps, bespoke ironwork and a sandstone-cobble apron.
The Client's Vision
The BriefWhat the client wanted
The worn fence and cracked tarmac at the front of the property needed replacing with an entrance that gave the frontage more kerb appeal and a clearer boundary from the road.
What we delivered
Belvia built new walls and pillars in bricks selected to match the property, using lime mortar and reconstituted-stone caps. Bespoke ironwork completed the boundary, while a sandstone-cobble apron was laid on a concrete base and laurels added extra roadside screening.
Project Highlights
Matching brick entrance walls and pillars
Lime-mortar finish
Reconstituted-stone capping
Bespoke ironwork
Sandstone-cobble apron on a concrete base
Laurel screening
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Outcome
The ResultThe finished entrance gives the property a more considered frontage, replacing the worn fence and cracked tarmac with matching brickwork, ironwork and a paved roadside approach.
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