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Expert advice for building a timber frame home, including advice on timber frame construction, eco-friendly building, window options, framing & trusses, insulation tips, wood choices and construction site management.
This on-demand webinar outlines the first half of our Dirt to Done series involving the planning, designing, and building of a timber frame home in Colorado.
The texture of your timbers is an integral part of your home’s frame.
As part of our "Dirt to Done" series, join us for an interview with Timbercraft's Bob Sternquest and writer Griffin Suber, as the…
As part of our "Dirt to Done" series, join us for an interview with Timbercraft's Bob Sternquest and writer Griffin Suber, as the…
It’s frame-raising day at the site of our Colorado build! And there’s nothing more exciting than finally seeing a timber home tak…
Expert tips to nullify the noise:
What you should know about the day your home’s timber frame goes up.
A thorough assessment of this Colorado home site (and a little sweat equity from the owners) helps the Timbercraft crew keep the …
Make the most of a slender site.
From a basic sketch to bona fide plans, this is how the McVays’ vision for their timber frame home took shape.
Our popular project chronicle is back with a brand new hybrid timber frame home! Follow along the journey of planning, designing…
Traditional timber framing vs. post-and-beam…what do they mean?
The ancient Japanese heat treatment of Shou Sugi Ban is the latest trend in wood homes.
An impressive timber frame is the backbone of an awe-inspiring home. Read on to get the scoop on how it’s done.
Here's how these two beloved home types vary–and how they're similar:
How Cascade Joinery helped restore a memorial pavilion dedicated to the “Army of Compassion,” which saved the lives of more than …
How Cascade Joinery helped renowned carver Felix Solomon with ‘the project of a lifetime’: creating a 38-foot totem pole that tel…
Selecting windows for your home can be as easy as an open and shut case.
With its roots firmly planted in Old World Europe, the tradition of timber framing branched out to North America and grew strong.
Trying to decide which style timber frame is right for your new home? The experts at Colorado Timberframe have a few pointers:
