Mayfield Bowls Club Shelter Replacement
Following severe weather earlier this year, the bowls club’s original shelter was damaged beyond repair, leaving members and visiting teams without adequate cover during matches and events. After discovering Roundpeg Outdoor Buildings online and seeing previous installations at Stretton and Tutbury Bowls Clubs, the committee decided to visit and see the quality of the buildings firsthand. Impressed with the workmanship and design, they chose Roundpeg to deliver a new bespoke shelter for the club.
Project Aims
The main aim of the project was to replace the damaged shelter with a durable, practical structure that would improve comfort for members and visitors throughout the season. The club wanted a shelter that would provide reliable protection from the weather while also enhancing the appearance of the outdoor space and creating a more welcoming environment for players and spectators alike.
The Challenges
With the previous shelter destroyed by extreme weather, the club needed a solution that could withstand year-round outdoor use and changing conditions. Without proper cover, members were exposed to the elements during matches and social events, affecting the overall experience at the club. Finding a replacement that combined durability, quality craftsmanship, and an appearance in keeping with the club surroundings was an important part of the project.
The Impact
The new shelter has made an immediate difference to the club, providing a comfortable and practical outdoor space that can be used in all weather conditions. Members and visiting teams now have a welcoming area to gather before, during, and after matches, helping improve the overall experience for everyone using the facilities.
The Outcome
Since installation, the feedback from members and visitors has been overwhelmingly positive, with many commenting on both the appearance of the shelter and the quality of the build.
“We had our old shelter destroyed beyond repair by the bad weather in late March and came across your website when looking for a replacement. We saw examples of your work at Stretton and Tutbury bowls clubs, which looked excellent, so decided to give you a visit. Since the installation, all members and visiting teams have commented how well the shelter looks and the quality of build.” Mark club secretary of Mayfield Bowls Club.
The completed project has provided the club with an attractive, long-lasting shelter that not only replaces an important facility, but enhances the clubenvironment for members and visitors for years to come.