Timber Frame Construction
Timber frame construction has been around for centuries—and with good reason. A timber frame provides not only an exquisite structure for the home, but also supports the weight of the roof by transferring the load to the principal posts and foundation. Here we’ll explore the ins and outs of timber frame construction, including post and beam house styles, insulation tips, site management, and construction time frames.
Designing for a sloped lot has its ups and downs, but with creativity and proper planning, you can call a mountainside site home.
What you should know about the day your home’s timber frame goes up.
Trying to decide which style timber frame is right for your new home? The experts at Colorado Timberframe have a few pointers:
A reader writes in wondering where to put a chimney to get the most bang for their buck...
Figure out what kind of custom home you should build.
What goes on behind your four walls requires a lot of planning. Here’s how to get your systems straight.
Whoever builds the home, the best qualifications are that the person provide reliable, qualified subcontractors and that you feel comfortable communicating your needs.
Use this handy illustration as a guide to timber frame terminology:
Use this syllabus to better understand what to expect from the process of building your dream timber frame home. While it may be a group project, a little independent study now prepares you for any pop quizzes along the way.
It's the details that make all the difference after all!
The details of each variety may seem small, but their effect is huge.
Timber frame construction has been used for centuries and is increasingly popular today – here’s why.
What are the biggest differences between conventional and naturally built homes?
What exactly is a naturally built timber home, and what sets it apart from other homes?
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