Our frames are jointed using traditional and time-proven methods. They are prefabricated in our workshop, where all the joints are tried for fit, numbered, and the frame partially assembled. Then we dismantle and transport it to the site for final assembly. All the joints are pegged with oak pegs to lock them together. This of course means that if it were ever required the pegs could be knocked out, and the frame disassembled and moved to another site or altered for an alternative use.

We like to construct even basic frames in a way that ensures that they will withstand the tests of time. The use of jowl posts and braces supporting the wall plates and tie beams give strength and longevity. Our wall studs are all morticed and tenoned to the plates, and all our joints are pegged. The tie beams are morticed and tenoned to the jowl posts and dove-tailed into the wall plates in the traditional way.

We do not make a standard range of frames but design each frame specific to each individual's requirements. Most things are possible, from traditional to contemporary and we are happy to embrace the use of modern techniques as part of our buildings. We take great pride in the beauty and detail of our buildings.

If you already have an architect we can work with them to design a suitable frame for your building. If not, then we can design your building from scratch.