Timber Frame Structures
Timber Frame Structures is a structural system in which a load-bearing skeletal framework composed primarily of dimensional lumber or engineered wood components is systematically joined to support and transfer building loads, distinguished from other timber construction methods by its reliance on a discrete, interconnected grid of vertical posts and horizontal beams that define the building’s form and stability.
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