The trestle is of oak, with the main post of elm. The crosstrees are long, by in section. The underside of the lower crosstree is above ground level. The main post is nearly in length, square at its base. The quarterbars are by in section. The mill was originally built as an open trestle mill, with a roundhouse added at a later date. Three of the crosstree/quarterbar joints have been strengthened with bolted splints. The sixteen-sided roundhouse is of brick, with a boarded roof covered in tarred felt. It had a thatched roof until 1909, when it was replaced as it was infested with rats.
