Timber Frame

Timber frame is a traditional construction method that uses large, carefully joined wooden timbers to create the structural framework of a building. Instead of relying on small nails or screws, these heavy beams are connected with precise joints, such as mortise and tenon, often secured with wooden pegs. This technique offers strength, durability, and a timeless aesthetic, allowing for open interior spaces and natural materials. Timber framing has been used for centuries in barns, homes, and large structures, combining craftsmanship with sturdy design, and can be finished with various exterior cladding materials.