Vermont Timber Works very pretty king post design in eastern white pine. The curved webs create an elegant look, and the traditional joinery is key. Look for finished photos of this pool house soon.
Monday, March 24, 2008
King Post Design in Eastern White Pine Timbers.
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Labels: custom design, Eastern White Pine, King Post Truss, Timber Frame Pool House
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Decorative Timber Beams and Posts ARE a Wonderful Choice.
Do you have a conventionally framed house but wish you had a timber frame? Adding decorative timbers to your conventionally framed house is a wonderful option. Consider timber ceiling beams for your kitchen area.
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Labels: decorative timber frame, decorative timber trusses, timber ceiling
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Let's add some timber framing to your project...Great idea!
Are you planning to build a timber frame home? Or perhaps a renovation with a post and beam addition, porch or entry? If so, Vermont Timber Works is the custom timber framer for you. We custom design, engineer and hand craft each project. Here are a few ideas for your consideration.
Another picture of those gorgeous pine logs, before they left Vermont Timber Works. See the notch? Thank you Rick!
Need a few heavy timber trusses? How about something like our Carl M. Small truss, notice the steel bracing.
Call us to discuss your project. Vermont Timber Works 802-886-1917 You'll be glad you did!
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Labels: custom design, decorative timber frame, post and beam construction, timber entry, timber porch
Monday, March 3, 2008
Custom Designed Timber Trusses in Douglas Fir / Progress Shots
Hello and welcome to the Vermont Timber Works world of custom designed TRUSSES! Today featuring Girder Trusses in beautiful Douglas Fir Timbers. Custom designed and carefully engineered by PJZ. These trusses and more like them will create the upper ring for our Spruce Peak Lodge project in Stowe, VT. Can you see the upper ring in our shop drawing? Lower ring is already in place as this project is assembled on jobsite.
Stay Tuned!
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Labels: Custom Truss, Douglas Fir Timber Truss, Steel Joinery