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There are a number of good reasons for timber framed buildings;

You may choose timber as it’s quick, or you may be environmentally aware and find it can be a highly sustainable way of building.

But whatever your viewpoint, one of the reasons will certainly be that you love the way a traditionally jointed frame looks. The thrill may be having the ingeniously linked timbers all on show (as well as keeping the roof up over your head), or you may just like to reach out & touch the wood for its own sake. A traditional timber frame definitely has ‘Wow Factor’.

At Crossframes we take a pride in building very high quality frames, in oak but also in other timbers.

We love building them & our customers love living in them

CrossFrames for timber framed buildings

CrossFrames for traditional, hand-built timber framed buildings.

CrossFrames timber framing for houses and extensions

Houses & Extensions

Frames for buildings full of character, built using traditional carpentry, mortices & tenons and pegged joints.

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CrossFrames for timber framed buildings and conversions

Barn Restoration or Conversion

Employ some craftsmanship on your barn conversion. If you are after a simple A-frame roof truss or a full 'cruck-framed' structure, Crossframes would love to help.

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CrossFrames - timber framed garden rooms

Garden Rooms

A cross between a conservatory and an extension. A year-round space full of light & warmth.

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CrossFrames timbers framed garages and car ports

Garages & Car Ports

Handmade workshop, outbuilding or place for the car that shows off peg-jointed post & beam construction and curved braces, so adding beauty to your home.

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Porches, Balconies etc

Porches and Balconies that employ the durability of oak and withstand weathering, looking better & better with time.

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CrossFrames - image shows a timber frame towering above a Landrover

More about Timber Framing

What are all those half-lap dovetails, scarf-joints, hips & purlins all about?

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