Friday, March 13, 2009

Post and Beam Restoration

The Rock Hall Museum is getting it's side entry BACK. Post and beam construction to coordinate with the original pit sawn oak timbers. Traditional joinery, of course and reclaimed timbers.

Here is a picture of the existing museum, our timber frame entry will be on the side.

Stay tuned for shop drawings and progress shots. Vermont Timber Works, Inc. 802.886.1917

Monday, February 2, 2009

Post and Beam Warmth

Post and Beam Construction adds a feeling of warmth, don't you think so? Traditional joinery and rustic timber beams are a favorite in New England and beyond.

Just incase you need a little extra warmth this winter, maybe Ruby will let you borrow her new blanket? Or....maybe not.

Vermont Timber Works custom designs each project to suit the clients needs. Give a call to discuss your post and beam home, barn or building. We would love to be involved!

802-886-1917 And, if you come to visit, Ruby is a barker :) but not a biter.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Post and Beam Dream Come True

For some people having a post and beam house would be a dream come true...for these same people, having TWO would be an even bigger dream come true. For one Rockingham, VT client, her dream has arrived. Not only one post and beam structure, but a timber frame barn and a timber frame home. BOTH by Vermont Timber Works and Richard Monahon Architects.

Congrats Carol, the barn is really shaping up...stay tuned for many post and beam home pictures soon...

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Happy Holidays from Post and Beam...Dogs?

Vermont Timber Works is a post and beam timber framing company (as you may know) and we would like to take a break and wish all of our friends a safe and happy holiday season.

Happy Holidays Everyone!

See you in the new year for more post and beam construction project updates, trivia, and all around fun!

Vermont Timber Works, Inc.
36 Fairbanks Road
North Springfield, VT 05150
802-886-1917
email us

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Ruby's new bed @ Vermont Timber Works, Inc.

As many of you may know, Ruby is Dan's beloved boxer dog. She comes to work with Dan almost every day and is very helpful around our timber framing shop. Whether it's helping Steve eat his lunch, drooling on Travis or supervising the VTW Crew loading timber trusses onto a GMH Transport truck...it's a tough life.

Since we love Ruby so much, she has a new bed, (thank you Steve) carefully placed in her favorite spot.

Monday, November 24, 2008

Customizing is an option...

Recently, Vermont Timber Works was approached to add a carving into the bottom chord of a specific truss...uhmmmm

Sure, why not! Hey Tommy, grab your chisels and let's give it a try. Want me to get the video camera?

Tom said no...
The US FOREST SERVICE will be very happy with this detail, don't you think so?