A timber frame construction is lighter than bricks and stones, making it easier to transport and assemble. Reduced labour costs and construction time are a benefit to customers.
As a result, timber frame kits require fewer workers than traditional building methods. This is because the majority of the work has been done before the materials are delivered to the site. This reduces the amount of time needed to coordinate and manage the team, as fewer people are required on site. A timber frame kit is able to be built and ready for finish in just a few short days. This eliminates the drying time that’s usually associated with “wet” construction. Find out about Timber Frame House Kits by visiting Merlin.
Timber Frame House Kits are easier to build than other materials due to their lightweight nature. In fact, specialist timber frame teams often can erect an entire building envelope in a single day. Timber frame kits are lighter than masonry, so they require simpler foundations. This can speed up early project stages.
Flexibility and Versatility
Timber frames offer incredible flexibility and versatility in the design of your projects, which can benefit builders and developers.
Timber frames are available in a variety of designs to meet a range of architectural needs, including detached homes, semi-detached, mews and terraces, affordable housing, social housing, apartments, one storey, height half, two storeys and two and half storeys (rooms on roof).
