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What is a timber frame?
A timber frame is the skeleton of a structure that is fashioned with
large timbers connected by a
wooden joint. The joinery typically uses mortises and tenons
secured with a peg, trunail or dovetails that lock together. Timber framing lends
itself to open floor plans, and cathedral ceilings. It can create an old-fashioned
feeling, or provide the base for an ultra modern look. The warmth of the
wood, the strength of the structure, and the craftsmanship of the joinery
combine to make a dramatic statement.
What species of wood does Saltbox Millworks use for Timber
frames?
Among the varieties available are: Oak, White pine, Southern
yellow Pine, cherry and Douglas fir, and Western Red Cedar.
What
geographic area does Saltbox Millworks serve?
Although we most commonly serve WV and the surrounding states, we are
happy to build your custom timber frame anywhere in the U.S.
What other services does Saltbox Millworks offer?
We consider timber framing our mainstay, but we also enjoy building custom
furniture and cabinetry.
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