Projects in 2003
This home was constructed with standing seam roofing and many
windows. It is heated with an HS Tarm Multi-fuel hot water boiler
with radiant
heat on the first floor and baseboard heating on the second floor. A massive
fireplace along with an Oak spiral staircase, heated Blue Stone finished
with brick, and beautiful Oak flooring. The boiler uses oil, wood, and
coal.
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July 2003See some pics of a modified version of the Killington design built in Groton, Connecticut. Because it consists of both conventional stick-built and timber frame construction, we also refer to it as a hybrid design. |
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December 2003 Completed in time for the Holiday Season! |
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| A recent completion of timberframe home in Woodstock, Connecticut... | ||||||
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| Latest events on Post & Beam framing project in wintery Vermont... | ||
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| All wall panels were completely installed in three days. Note the wire chases in the cross-section of the wall panels, which will make for the electrical work. Openings for the windows were cut out to the home owner's specifications. The next phase is the roof panels, which Scott and Casey are preparing for installation. In all, it will take about 6-7 days for the entire structure to be weather tight. | ||
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| March 2003: panels complete; eves blocked; windows being installed. Note the beautiful window arrangement in great room. | ||
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| April 2003: A passing glance at the beams from the first floor... | ||
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| And another local Connecticut
home recently completed... A Douglas Fir timber frame home with Gun Stock Posts and Hammer Trusses in Cathedral Great room. There is a massive brick fire place in the Kitchen and Great Room, shared between the two rooms. The bedroom area of this home was built using structural panels with no timber frame. |
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Siding cedar shakes are currently being installed. The porch is complete. Winding down! |
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| Barn Raising...
36'x50' Hemlock Barn Frame - designed, cut, knotched, and erected by S.P.B.H. Inc. (Lisbon, Connecticut) |
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