8×10 Pavilion
Are you looking for a petite yet classically stylish timber frame for your landscape? Look no further than this 8×10 hip pavilion!
30×40 Post and Beam Barn
If you are looking for a sizable structure with simplified joinery, look no further than this 30×40 post and beam barn. With each level at 1200 square feet
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Designing Your Perfect Timber Frame Vacation Home
The allure of a timber frame home is timeless. These structures offer a rustic, cozy ambiance, modern conveniences, and luxury design elements, making them perfect for a vacation home.
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16×24 Gambrel Timber Frame
This 16×24 gambrel timber frame plan has all the charm of a barn in a smaller package! This gambrel frame has an attached shed roof area that you can use as a porch or for more space inside.
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Dragon Brace Assembly
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
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Timber Frame Bedswing
Would you like to laze away an afternoon in your garden, admiring your handiwork? Then you should think about crafting this timber frame bedswing!
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Milwaukee 1680-21 13 Amp 1/2″ Super Hawg Joist & Stud Drill Review
A joist and stud drill is a useful asset for any timber framer or carpenter. The ability to drill holes in a clean and efficient way will make any job go much smoother. There are many options out there, so it is important to choose a drill that has the qualities you are looking for.
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King Post Assembly
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.
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12×26 Sawmill Shed
If you are cutting your own timbers and need to shelter your sawmill, doesn’t it make sense to have your structure be timber frame as well? We have just the ticket with this 12×26 Sawmill Shed!
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Hipped Pavilion Joinery Detail
We show some intricate work with this hipped pavilion joinery detail. Three roof planes coming together make for some complex cutting, and this type of roof shape is best for timber framers with some experience. You can see this detail utilized in our 16×24 Hipped Roof Pavilion.
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24×48 Timber Frame Barndominium
Have you been noticing the popularity of Barndominiums? Take a look at this 24×48 timber frame barndominium and you’ll understand the appeal!
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How to Choose a Timber Frame Designer
You’ve made the decision to build a timber frame home, or include timber elements as part of your home design. Now what? Begin by choosing a designer, either a designer employed by a specific timber frame (TF) company, or an independent home designer.
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