Traditional Timber Framed Homes around the World
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This is a collection of shortcuts to pictures of
traditional timber framed homes from all over the world plus
examples of joinery techniques. Click on any of the
pictures below to visit the page, read more about the house,
follow links to builder's or owner's websites and, if you are a
Pinterest user, add the picture to your collections in Pinterest. When you visit the page you may also see
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we have a growing collection of articles about
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Oak frame house, Devon
This beautiful home in Devon, England called
Seagull House, was traditionally framed in oak. It was
converted from a barn. |
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Japanese joinery
This is the entrance to one of the 400 year
old stone houses on the banks of the Vltava River. |
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Oak framed house, England
This is a traditionally pegged green oak framed home built by
Steve Gumble of Harts of Oak in England. |
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800 year old church, Norway
This is one of Norway's stave churches. Stave
churches are typically some 8m (26ft) tall made entirely from
wood without a single nail. |
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Settlers cabin in Kitchener, Canada
The natural plaster work over the wooden laths
inside the cabin was done beautifully and in keeping with all
natural homes by Ben at The Lime Plaster Co. |
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