What is the best way to move 37ft wide by over 10ft high king post timber trusses? Well, lets see...
Fork truck will work, notice the 4x4 and the blocking.
Tommy is hiding from the camera AGAIN!
OR if you happen to have a crane or lull, that will work also. You'll need straps as shown.
Meet Lill, she is our Lull. Mike is behind the wheel, Kellin is running the finger. Timbers are Port Orford Cedar from Disdero Lumber Co.
These 6 timber trusses are headed to Bryn Mawr, PA...did you know that Vermont Timber Works ships across the country and beyond. We are happy to build heavy timber trusses for you, where ever you may be located. Although, MEXICO may be out of the question for the time being...
Friday, May 1, 2009
King Post Trusses On The Move...
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Labels: heavy timber trusses, King Post Truss, Port Orford Cedar
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Douglas Fir Timber Trusses
Vermont Timber Works is proud to share with you our latest timber frame commercial project. MANY heavy timber trusses create the new Camp Hayden Dining Hall for the Fresh Air Fund.
Impressive! Peeled poles, traditional joinery and steel joinery and LOTS of design coordination. Team members include...Vermont Timber Works (of course), The Geddis Partnership, Cuoco Engineering and Storm King Contracting.
Thank you Fresh Air Fund and The Sharpe Reservation, we are very happy with this latest timber frame creation.
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Labels: commercial timber truss, Douglas Fir Timber Truss, heavy timber trusses
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Decorative Timber Beams
Decorative timbers beams are a nice way to add the timber frame feel to an existing space. Interested? Let's do it.
Posts in the corners....or not, you decide how much timber to add. I love the timber ceiling shown here:
(This design IS structural, but if it wasn't...you wouldn't be able to tell)!
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Labels: Decorative Timber Beams, timber ceiling