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.
These stunning wood floor trends will take your timber home to the next level.
Davis Frame Co. co-founder and president Jeff Davis answers questions often asked about building a hybrid home.
Need more space? Adding on to your timber home can save you dollars — and make a lot of sense.
Construction is the most critical phase of the custom-home buying process, but it doesn’t have to be difficult or stressful. Kn...
Thinking about building a hybrid home? Here are our expert tips on combining logs and timbers like a pro.
Understand the wall and roof choices for your timber home.
From conception to construction, building a deck that’s both fantastic and functional is totally doable - here's how.
A timber frame is a home that uses a frame structure of large posts & beams instead of the 2X4-stud “stick frames” that are typ...
Follow these fundamentals, and you’ll be on the road to timber home perfection. These steps will show you how to buy or start b...
Planning tips from some of the top timber home designers in North America.
Three companies share their most popular designs — and the secrets for customizing them to suit you.
Building a hybrid home is one way to achieve the signature timber frame appearance while controlling overall costs.
Our go-to guide for choosing the best windows for your timber home.
Structural insulated panels (SIPs) are a practical, economical and eco-friendly wall system. Here are 5 quick facts about SIPs ...
Dig into the world of timber frame homes with some essential terminology in our glossary!
A timber framer builds his home on a tight budget, trading square footage for space and special touches in a few important places.
Developing a positive relationship with your contractor is a key to keeping headaches to a minimum.
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