This SPD sets out the Council's position for what is likely to 6.6 Stallriser and cill - The stallriser provides a solid base for the shopfront and protects the.

3 Jan 2001 For the purpose of this guide, a “shop" is defined as any street pilasters at either end, a fascia and a cornice above and a stallriser at the base

Its height should reflect the original design of the shopfront or, if appropriate, the general height of other stallrisers in the street. Stallrisers should be: and define a unique ‘sense of place’. This attractiveness is increasingly important nowadays when shoppers can choose to shop Stallriser The stallriser is the built up area between the pavement and the window of a shop. It reduces the risk of damage to the glazing, stallriser must be in sympathy with the overall design of the shopfront and the inclusion of a stallriser in the door may also be appropriate. The inclusion of stallrisers has the additional benefit of providing some protection against ‘ram raiders’. Hanging Signs The height of the stallriser will be determined by the glass "sight" line as described in XXX and shall be constructed as detailed in the XXX. Generally the stallriser shall be constructed in brick or blockwork built upon a suitable foundation and including a dpc. Stallriser 3.7.3 The stallriser below the shopfront forms a solid base protecting it from knocks and scrapes and improves the proportions of a shopfront.

They are a key element in maintaining the predominant vertical rhythm of a traditional zThe cornice defines the top of the shopfront and gives protection from the weather. zMullion: a vertical post or upright dividing a window or opening into two or more lights. zThe stallriser gives protection at ground level and provides a solid base to the shopfront. Staller is an Anglo-Saxon title whose origin, and exact meaning, is disputed. One suggestion is it derives from the Latin comes stabuli, or Count of the Stable, a title used in the Byzantine Empire, and later adopted by the Franks..

within a row of shops as they define the width of each the space defined by the architectural framework. stall riser must relate to the fascia to help to balance

stallriser must be in sympathy with the overall design of the shopfront and the inclusion of a stallriser in the door may also be appropriate. The inclusion of stallrisers has the additional benefit of providing some protection against ‘ram raiders’. Hanging Signs match the stallriser and normally be recessed by at least 800mm.

This SPD sets out the Council's position for what is likely to 6.6 Stallriser and cill - The stallriser provides a solid base for the shopfront and protects the.

Learn more. stallriser must be in sympathy with the overall design of the shopfront and the inclusion of a stallriser in the door may also be appropriate. The inclusion of stallrisers has the additional benefit of providing some protection against ‘ram raiders’. stallriser should relate to that of the base of the pilaster, or to the height of any traditional existing stallrisers on neighbouring properties. In Conservation Areas, and in the case of Listed Buildings, a traditional stallriser of suitable design and proportions will be required in any new shopfront proposal. Stallriser A stallriser below a shop window forms a solid base between the window and the pavement. Most shopfronts should have a stallriser.

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8. ) define the top of the shopfront and house the shop’s signage, visible to shoppers. • The console (E), pilasters (F) and mouldings (G) frame the shopfront, separate it from adjacent buildings and help give the shopfront a distinctive presence in a parade of shops.
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detailing on its stallriser or pilasters and there is no external cornicing. Only one pilaster detailing remains. The upper astragal patterns on the windows of unit 68 do not match the windows on unit 66 and 64. The vertical rhythm of the shop front is largely disrupted by its elongated fascia board which is not traditional in appearance.

It reduces the risk of damage to the glazing, stallriser must be in sympathy with the overall design of the shopfront and the inclusion of a stallriser in the door may also be appropriate. The inclusion of stallrisers has the additional benefit of providing some protection against ‘ram raiders’. Hanging Signs The height of the stallriser will be determined by the glass "sight" line as described in XXX and shall be constructed as detailed in the XXX. Generally the stallriser shall be constructed in brick or blockwork built upon a suitable foundation and including a dpc. Stallriser 3.7.3 The stallriser below the shopfront forms a solid base protecting it from knocks and scrapes and improves the proportions of a shopfront.