Timber frame joinery

Timber Framing is a Very Old Building Tradition Timber Framing is an ancient building method that goes back hundreds if not thousands of years. The building method was developed as a way to build strong and secure buildings out of large pieces of wood, without metal nails, which were expensive and labor intensive to produce.

Some of the Traditional Joinery Methods we use for our Timber Frames. These joints have been used in woodworking for centuries and are strong and durable.

A mix of modern and traditional methods of joinery and assembly creates an engineered timber frame that goes up fast.

What could be better? Learn the basics of timber-framing and get an outbuilding in the process.

Brace Layout Question and Answers

Beams for timber frame home construction, hewn finish timber, axe hewn hollow timber, extra wide timber arch, curved timber arch, timber frame sizing, and more!

The differences in the different kind of timber building, traditional joinery versus butt joints with bolted steel plates.

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Anatomy The typical timber-frame can be divided into four different systems: 1. Walls – run parallel to the ridge beam 2. Floor 3. Roof – composed of rafters and struts 4. Bents –…

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