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Vertical spaces feel luxurious and one would struggle to find those opposed to vaulted roofs and feature oak trusses. There is simply something that draws us towards the vast expanse of space and the warmth of timber.
Read moreOpen pools can be off-putting in the infamous British climate. But a Somerset couple make use of theirs every day of the year, thanks to the oak framed pool house.
Read moreGlazed oak structure replaces an old conservatory and gives this period cottage a much-desired family space, flooded with daylight.
Read moreOakmasters' capabilities now include producing timber frame buildings using glulam as well as traditional oak framing. Here, we introduce glulam, discuss its benefits and provide some inspiration from independent projects around the world.
Read moreIn the last part of our blog trilogy about oak-framed house self build process, we explore the details of the assembly process on your site.
Read morePlanning to self build? Find out what to expect when building your dream oak framed house. In this part, we talk about what happens during off site production stage.
Read moreWhether you have already decided to build your dream oak framed home, or are only at research stage, it is always useful to know what happens behind the scenes during the house design and build process. This way, you will know what to expect at each stage, prepare and adjust your plans accordingly, working to a realistic deadline.
Read moreGet inspired by a small, newly-built, oak framed Sussex cottage, built with holiday letting in mind. A couple replace a derelict coach house with a cosy oak framed holiday house.
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