The TBS Washer Head Structural Screw from Rothoblaas is ideal for fastening applications in Timber Frames, Log Homes, Post and Beams Structures, CLT, Glulam, LVL, Mass Timber Projects, Decks and any other application that calls for a structural screws.Design FeaturesEasy …
Often the length of a span in a timber frame is longer than the size of your lumber. That is when you will need to use a scarf joint to join two timbers together. There are many types of scarf joints, and this under squinted stop splayed scarf joint with screws is one of them.
VGZ wood screws are a fully threaded screw and are ideal for concealed timbered joints, timber couplings and structural reinforcements. A cylindrical head allows for it to be easily countersunk a timber, log or CLT panel.Made from carbon steel it …
This three gable post and beam pavilion plan is a sturdy structure. It uses metal connectors and structural screws to join posts, beams and rafters, meaning there are no mortises and tenons to cut.
This 8×10 hip pavilion will make a petite yet classically stylish timber frame for your landscape! This frame will shed rain and snow easily, and weather windy conditions as well because all four sides of this roof slope downwards at …
This 30×40 post and beam barn plan is a sizable structure with simplified joinery. Each level has 1200 square feet, which means 2400 enclosed square feet for you to utilize – make it your barn or barn home! You can …
The big day is here! Everything has been cut and is at the site waiting for the team to show up and get to work raising your timber frame. This is pretty exciting for everyone, and there’s a lot going …
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It is said that the earliest known dragon brace assembly in Britain can be found in the roof of Inigo Jones’s Banqueting House, dating to the early 1600’s. The dragon brace was frequently used in Britain up to the middle …
The king post truss assembly is one of the most iconic forms used in timber framing, and is likely the earliest truss form. It is one of the strongest truss types, and was the one most commonly used during the 18th and 19th centuries in the eastern United States.
