timber-framed

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timber-framed

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timbered

adj
(Building) framed by exposed timbers
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Adj.1.timber-framed - framed by exposed timbers; "a magnificently timbered old barn"
timbered - furnished with or made of wood or timbers; "timbered walls"
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Close under the eaves of the stack, and as yet barely visible, was the red tyrant that the women had come to serve--a timber-framed construction, with straps and wheels appertaining--the threshing-machine which, whilst it was going, kept up a despotic demand upon the endurance of their muscles and nerves.
He was renowned for using Tudor materials - including old timbers to build timber-framed homes, as well as reusing old stones and bricks - and employing craftsmen to create fine, modern residences in a period style.
These heavy timbers are carefully fitted and joined together with mortises and tenons, and then secured with wooden pegs.<br />Because of heavy timbers' supporting strength, timber-framed homes don't require interior load-bearing walls.This creates design opportunities and durability not possible with other construction methods.<br />One of those opportunities is an expanded use of prefabrication.<br />"Packages are designed through CAD systems," Shan Stassens said.
The new timber-framed buildings enclosed three coke furnaces, a substantial improvement on the Stockton site, and the business went from strength to strength, serving the many nearby iron and steel businesses of booming industrial Middlesbrough.
Three properties in the historic street that once sat just outside the city walls - 31, 32 and 33 - are the last timber-framed medieval properties being brought back to their former glory.
Stamford is characterised by street after street of timber-framed and stone buildings , little shops tucked down back alleys.
That is the problem of initial movement over the first couple of years in timber-framed houses.
"For example our employees can undertake bench joinery to manufacture timber-framed windows, they then also have the skills needed to go on and install them in a timber frame project.
Build a Classic Timber-Framed House by Jack Sobon (Storey Communications, 1994)
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