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“Transform your space with DG Timber Solutions’ expertly crafted timber frames, where quality meets sustainability in every beam”

Timber Frame construction has proven to be both reliable and excellent value for money since the mid to late sixties – this was when significant volumes of high quality, kiln dried, strength graded softwoods from the farmed coniferous forests of the Northern hemisphere became readily available throughout the UK. It allowed structural engineers to design building systems that off-site facilities could easily manufacture.

The manufacturing and construction processes are quick and therefore bring improved site productivity and consequent cost savings. Read more about the benefits of timber frames

Timber Frames

Today, an “open panel” timber frame structure typically means building using prefabricated walls, floors, and roofs based on the following typical build-up and materials:

Timber Frame Structures - Cambridgeshire

Enhancements to this basic “open panel” timber frame structure will not only improve the performance of the system, particularly in respect of thermal insulation and air tightness, but can significantly reduce and the amount of on-site work required to complete each building. The range of enhancements is extensive, from adding insulation to external walls to fully finished volumetric modules/pods.

DG Timber Solutions has the capability to provide almost any type of timber frame construction available, including those at conceptual stage, with all components manufactured to a high quality and tolerance, in a controlled factory environment.

Benefits of Timber frames

Components can be manufactured in our factory to the degree where a house can be erected to a watertight shell in as little as 48 hours after delivery to site.

Our timber frame structures, and the speed with which they can be erected, will allow you to:

Not only is the process of on-site erection rapid and straightforward, a number of other benefits emerge from employing timber frame structures:

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