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3D designing a timber frame structure for clients involves using computer software to create a virtual representation of the building. This allows clients to visualize and make changes to the design before construction begins, ensuring that their vision is realized and any potential issues are addressed beforehand. Our experienced team create precise and detailed models of the structure, including the size, shape, and placement of beams and posts, right down to the artistic details. This process allows clients to see a realistic model of their building, and make modifications to the design to ensure it meets their exact requirements. By using 3D design, we are able to ensure that every detail of the timber frame structure is precisely planned, resulting in a smooth and efficient construction process, and a stunning final product that exceeds our clients' expectations.
At West Grey Timber Customs we have the expertise and resources to handle projects of all sizes. Whether it's a gable end detail, decorative or load bearing interior beams, covered deck structures or a full size residential or commercial building. We have the ability and experience to design, build, and install a beautiful and sustainable timber frame structure.
Logs are milled into timbers onsite using our sawmill. From there each component is laid out using a combination of old and new techniques. Each timber is then notched and test fit together using traditional joinery techniques such as mortise and tenon, scarf joints, and dovetail joints. These joints are carefully crafted to ensure a strong and stable connection between the timbers, and to allow for the natural movement of the wood as it expands and contracts with changes in temperature and humidity. The notching and joinery process is an art form in itself and requires a excellent level of skill and precision to achieve the desired results.
To ensure that a client's frame is notched and ready to raise ahead of schedule, we have a well-organized and efficient process in place. This process typically involves careful planning and coordination of design, milling, and joinery, as well as effective communication with the client throughout the project. By completing this process ahead of schedule, we ensure that the raising of the frame can proceed smoothly and without delay. This can be particularly important for projects with tight timelines or deadlines, as it allows for more time to be spent on other aspects of the construction process.
In addition to the practical benefits of completing the notching and joinery ahead of schedule, there are also important benefits for the client. By having the timber frame ready to raise early, the client can be assured that their project is progressing smoothly and efficiently, and that their investment is being managed effectively. It also provides an opportunity for the client to see their vision taking shape and to gain a greater appreciation for the craftsmanship and skill involved in timber frame construction.
Timber frame installation requires a high level of skill and expertise to ensure that the frame is assembled accurately, safely, and efficiently. At West Grey Timber Customs we have a team of installation specialists who assemble our timber frame structures. Our team has decades of combined construction and machinery experience, is committed to safety, and takes all necessary precautions to ensure that the installation process is carried out in a safe and responsible manner. We work closely with our clients throughout the installation process to ensure that their vision is realized, and that their timber frame structure is built to the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship.
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