//Timber Frames

We include all external walls, internal partitions, joists, trusses and breather membrane to our kits.  We also include any structure to support our timber frame, plus can pre-insulate panels or supply our advanced closed panel solutions.

Panels are prefabricated in a factory environment and delivered across the country from our central location. We use a crane to erect all of our structures, offloading the wall panels, then joisted floor cassettes and then first floor walls and roof structure – either trusses or our One-Roof product. We can complete our works within a day or two, meaning your build is then weather protected to start working inside and outside once the roof is on.

Warranties for our structures are provided via third party warranty providers employed by our clients. We strictly adhere to building control and warranty provider’s detailing requirements, and this is backed up by our NHBC Approved systems, STA Gold certification and ISO9001 certification.

Most Premier Inns in the UK are built out of timber frame; many school buildings are timber structures; timber frames are often used for student accommodation and retirement living.  Timber frame is a great solution for a number of different schemes and we can advise if it’s the right choice for your scheme.

We have directly employed Project Managers who monitor our QA process to make sure that the structure that we hand over is to your requirements. In addition, we have key account managers and designers who stay with you throughout the process, including once we get to site.

Yes, we provide comprehensive design support all the way through from feasibility stage to construction. We can offer detailing advice, loading information, support on standard housetypes and design services for bespoke design through our experienced team of designers.

With over 40 years’ experience of working in a fast moving industry, we understand that change happens. It’s important with offsite construction that as much time is spent getting it right offsite before you start onsite, so the more time that can be spent working on design, all the way through from initial feasibility, the better. Having said that we can adapt as the design process goes along and do have the flexibility to alter things after the initial designs are complete.