Timber Frame Construction, Sustainable And Environmentally Friendly.

Evidence of early human shelters built from wood date back to the Stone Age, approximately 10,000 years ago.  Due to its strength, durability, natural insulation properties, and ease of use, Timber Frame Construction has been a popular method of building for a very, very long time.  A renewable resource, contributing to environmental sustainability, timber construction can also be faster and more cost-effective than other more traditional methods.

Naturally strong, timber has excellent load-bearing capabilities, making it suitable for various structural applications, it can also be treated to enhance its durability and resistance to weathering and pests.  Being a naturally insulating material, timber helps to regulate the internal temperature of a property and reduces energy consumption. It also provides great sound insulation, contributing to a more comfortable and quiet living environment.  Acting as a carbon sink, timber can absorb and store carbon dioxide and contribute to a lower carbon footprint in construction because it is classified as a renewable resource.  Relatively lightweight and easy to work with, Timber Frame Construction properties can be faster to complete than traditional masonry methods, reducing project time and labour costs.

The adaptability and robustness of timber frame properties make them ideal for tailoring to specific layouts and design requirements, adding warmth and character to a home.  Creating a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing living environment, timber is used in many of today’s new modern homes that are springing up all over the Country.