Traditional Green Oak Timber Framing

Please see our Timber Framing page for details of our timber frames made from locally grown English green Oak or Douglas Fir. We specialise in the design, construction and erection of green oak timber framed buildings and structures. Our timber frames are each individually designed and hand built by our small team of specialist carpenters in our workshop near Tavistock in Devon.

We do not make cheap mass produced buildings and each of our buildings is absolutely unique and made with an individual attention to detail. Traditional heavy structural timber framing is an extremely versatile method of construction and the technique can be used to build anything from beautiful, durable, energy efficient houses and characterful extensions, to porches, garden houses and oak conservatories, garages, gazebos and playground shelters or heavy oak trusses.

English Oak: We do not use any imported timber in our timber frames. We use locally grown Oak, Douglas Fir or Larch, carefully selected, graded and sawmilled from the round by ourselves on our own sawmill in Devon.

Bespoke Joinery

Our small team of craftsmen will take on bespoke joinery projects. We use high quality timber and take pride in producing a fine quality, enduring product. Photos can be found by clicking on Bespoke Joinery

Woodfuel: We can supply woodchip for woodfuel boilers within West Devon and East Cornwall. Our woodchip is well seasoned and dry and produced from the offcuts of local timber from our sawmill. We also sell bundles of slabwood offcuts from our sawmill for firewood.

ABOUT US
We are a small family business, based in the Tamar Valley at Bere Alston near Tavistock in Devon. All our timber frames and gates are hand made to order by our small team of carpenters and joiners in our workshop and we take pride in producing high quality products made to individual specification.

A traditionally constructed jointed and pegged timber framed gazebo made in English green Oak, with a seasoned burr oak seat, mullioned hand rail and Cedar roof shingles. Shown on display at the Royal Cornwall Show in June 2005.