Showing posts with label hemlock timber frame. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hemlock timber frame. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

My Timber Frame

My timber frame is hand crafted, with traditional joinery of the highest quality. Perhaps in a rustic rough sawn hemlock, or maybe a smooth finished douglas fir material. Let's see...

These weathered hemlock beams really give that old barn feel. If you like this, it will save you big bucks as purchasing the authentic reclaimed beams are pricey. (I really love this timber frame)!

Douglas fir allows for a more formal design. Smooth finish, maybe some arches, corbels...a beautiful way to go. Notice the hardwood pegs, left proud on the mortise and tenon joints.

Open great room, ceiling beams over the kitchen and dining room, yes, this is what my timber frame will include. AND, I will have custom designed and handcrafted kitchen cabinetry to go with my custom designed and handcrafted timber frame! Both from VERMONT.

For the exterior look, I tend to like clean, simple, straight forward. This would absolutely do!

My timber frame will come from Vermont Timber Works, Inc. And, how do I know this? Because I know quality and I know craftsmanship. Seeing it every day at work and every night at home.

Monday, November 10, 2008

timber frame barn raising

We are very happy to share this timber frame barn raising with you. Next will be her timber home! Thank you Carol, we appreciate your business.

Monday, August 4, 2008

The BOYS are back from another Timber Frame Raising.

Another timber frame barn by Vermont Timber Works and another happy client. This rough sawn hemlock timber frame will be a working barn. Above shows the finished frame including nailers. Traditional Joinery with pegs extended, a small amount of steel was needed on this timber frame project.

Here are some progress shots, taken by Travis...Enjoy!

Our timber frame bents are assembled on the ground and raised with a lull and/or a crane. We used both on this job.
Above Doug, Dan and Rick are all up on the frame. Much coordination goes into a successful timber frame raising.

MJ and Kellin are helping from below and Rick and Dan work from above.

Vermont Timber Works does not raise all of our timber frames, but the majority of our full timber frame projects, we do.
Hand crafted, custom designed and engineered to suit the needs of each client. That's VTW, don't settle for anything less!

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Timber Frame Barn Raising in Weston, MASS

Vermont Timber Works is on the road this week, (well most of us)! Raising a timber frame barn in Weston, MASS. This rough sawn hemlock timber frame barn will be home to some very lucky horses.

Check back for pictures from the field.....SOON!

Monday, July 14, 2008

MADE in Vermont with Pride, VTW Timber Frames.

Did you know that Vermont Timber Works hand crafts each timber frame project in their North Springfield, Vermont shop? Well, if you didn't know this...now you do. At Vermont Timber Works each timber frame home is custom designed, engineered to suit and cut by hand in VERMONT. Now, made in Vermont doesn't mean STAY in Vermont...as many of our timber frames are shipped elsewhere. For example, you'll find this timber frame barn in Shiner, Texas.

This douglas fir timber frame pavilion shown below is in Barrington, IL. The Citizen's Park Playground Project consisted of a group of timber framed gazebos, shelters, pavilions, an amphitheater, a warming shelter and gathering room for a great public park. All structures feature douglas fir timber framing, love the arched beams!

Springfield, Missouri is where you'll find this timber framed church project. Rebuilt after a fire, Vermont Timber Works is very proud to be the chosen timber frame company.

Monday, May 5, 2008

Vermont Timber Works in VIRGINIA, Let's Raise Your Timber Frame Series.

Vermont Timber Works travels across the country and beyond to raise their timber frames. This past week and into this week the guys have been in Bentonville, VA. The Shenandoah State Park Visitor's Center is getting a new timber frame pavilion and deck area.

Vermont Timber Works coordinated with Caldwell & Santmyer, Inc. and Spectrum Design on this commercial timber frame project. Stay tuned for pictures from the job site!

Looking GOOD! And, we thank Doug for the jobsite photos of this commercial timber frame project. Native hemlock timbers, rough sawn with 2 coats of Tim-Bor (as per spec).

Love that blue sky, the Shenandoah State Park, Bentonville, VA. Great job Vermont Timber Works.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Our Big Barn, A Timber Frame Barn in Hemlock Timbers.

Ok, well it's not our big barn anymore, it has a home near Albany, NY. This timber frame design allows for a basketball court!

Steel Joinery was needed for the open 40ft span. At Vermont Timber Works traditional joinery as well as the steel is available. All hand crafted, no CNC machines in our shop.
Mr. Duker has a bigger timber frame barn in mind for his next project. We are in the design phase now. I'll keep you posted! This bigger barn will be our 4th timber frame project on the Duker Estate and we appreciate his repeat business.

Friday, February 15, 2008

Custom Timber Frame with Arched Braces & Beams

This custom hand crafted timber frame features our hand hewn option. Rough sawn hemlock, hand hewn with an adze or chisel for a very traditional look. (Great job Todd) Mortise and tenon joinery with the hard wood pegs extended and that arch. Look at that arched beam!

We thank Kruh Designs for being so wonderful to work with, not only on this project but others as well.