Hybrid Timber Frame Homes
If you love the dramatic beauty of timber
frames, but the cost surpasses your budget, a timber frame hybrid may be the
perfect solution. With the remaining portions of the home constructed using
structural insulated panels, your hybrid timber frame design may provide a
timber frame great room area that will give years of enjoyment for your entire
family. Hybrid timber frame design may also be incorporated many other ways. A
timber frame Master Suite will bring drama and expansive space to be enjoyed in
quiet privacy. A timber frame solarium or greenhouse area perfectly suits large
windows for flourishing plants. Timber frame construction in the kitchen allows
the rustic appeal for quaint and old fashioned family gatherings reminiscent of
"good ole days". Timber frame areas may also be added to existing homes. This
option provides added space and the beauty of timber frame construction where a
family has outgrown their home.
A Goshen hybrid home is, at first glance,
often mistaken for a fully timber framed home. The non-timber framed areas have
timber raftered ceilings, so as you move from room to room, you are never
leaving the timbers completely behind you. This creates the illusion of post
and beam construction through-out, while offering a way to ease the strain on
the budget.
The timbered roof system, combined with
structural insulated panels, help to keep building costs in line. Countertops
and cabinets don’t have to be adapted to the posts. There is greater
flexibility in designing bathrooms without posts.
Hybrid timber frame homes are becoming more
and more mainstream, making the transition from a conventional stick-built home
to a more spectacular timber frame an option for homeowners. |
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Custom Home Designed for Stenger |
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Custom Home Designed for Lackey |
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