Benefits of Timber Frame for Architect

Benefits of Timber Frame for Architect

Reduced project cost

  • - Greater predictability, better control and faster pace lead to lower project cost.

Faster build

  • - 30% shorter construction time than brick and block
  • - Faster return on investment
  • - Minimal neighbourhood disruption.

Not weather dependent

  • - A typical house can be weather-tight in less than 5 days.

Brickwork removed from the critical path

  • - Other trades can be working before the brickwork is complete.

Reduced drying-out time

  • - Internal finishing can be completed sooner
  • - Less risk of shrinkage and expensive call-backs.

More flexible design

  • - Suitable for different building types and layouts
  • - Accommodates a wide range of external finishes and claddings
  • - Easy installation of services
  • - Easy to customise and extend.

Better build quality

  • - Each unit is an engineered solution with the consistency and accuracy of CADCAM factory technology
  • - Less dependency on site skills
  • - Lower call-back costs.

Lighter foundations

  • - Lightweight construction means less expensive foundations and a less adverse effect on the water table
  • - Enables larger buildings to be constructed on sites with poor ground conditions (i.e. Brownfield sites).

Reduced material handling

  • - Buildings are delivered to site in panellised form, with components labelled for each section
  • - Materials can be stored in the correct order for erection, minimising handling and the risk of damage.

Reduced waste

  • - As the structural materials are factory prepared there is less need for excess material on site, reducing waste and loss through theft, as well as allowing a tidier, safer site.

Lower impact on the environment

  • - The most environmentally friendly building system.

Fulfils Corporate Social Responsibility

  • - Wood is the only renewable commercial building material
  • - Using wood helps reduce global warming; the ‘carbon sink’ effect, low embodied energy and excellent insulation properties of wood make it effectively carbon neutral.

Satisfied customers

  • - Warmer homes
  • - Lower heating bills
  • - Fewer rectification call-backs.

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