Timberframe (Timelapse) First Day Erection & Installation

In this episode we see the timberframe erection and installation from delivery, cranage lifting and installation. Complete with start to finish timelapse and commentary. Enjoy!

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Brilliant video! Should make more like this, very interesting to watch and learn. Timber frame is so much more sustainable and eco friendly.

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Looking forward to the next one mate, great video

[@buildingpassive4879]

Thank you for watching. We love timberframe. We’ve got an exciting project coming up starting in 2022. Keep watching 🤘

[@craigbrooks9047]

Nice video, very informative! Who was “Kevin”? Site agent? He didn’t have his hands out his pockets all day! 😂

[@identitywithheld1027]

Very good video and explanation. I know its easier said than done but the more detail you can show on how it is fixed, what is is fixed to and the method of fixing the better.

[@buildingpassive4879]

Thanks for taking the time to watch. Your comments have been noted and will be taken onboard.

[@Saj14356]

Excellent 👍

[@v0nreagan]

Hi Darren, great video showing the process. Is there any way to get in touch with you, I've a question to ask. The about page of the channel doesn't have contact details...

[@jasonroberts6901]

All credit for lorry driver getting his trailer close to the site😀

[@jordyman2]

Hi, great video! We're in the process of buying a newbuild which is timber built with brick on the outside. I'm struggling to find anything on sound proofing and whether it is considerably worse than a traditional build. Just wondering if you have any thoughts or advice? Property is a detached so it will just be external sound (although internal sound from individual rooms could be an issue).

[@DSkimRS]

unless u live next to a motorway should be fine, brickwork pretty soundproof

[@kneeenaw4]

Hi, where can the 1st floor panels and roof video be found?

[@buildingpassive4879]

It’s coming!

[@edsheddy4369]

Hi, that was great video. Would you advise buying a timber framed house with brick cladding in the UK? What questions would you ask a builder to clarify whether it’s going to be well built house?

[@buildingpassive4879]

Hi, glad you enjoyed the video. Depends on how good the installer/developer is at weather detailing the key areas like around the windows and doors. Typically the standard detail in the UK for brickcladding isn't ideal for reducing the thermal bridge (heat loss). Are looking to buy a house already built or are you have one built?

[@edsheddy4369]

@@buildingpassive4879 Hi, thanks for your reply. I am looking to buy a timber framed house with brick cladding but never had one before thus wondering about this technology whether it’s reliable or better to stay with traditional brick and mortar. Tried to search online and KZbin but information is very limited and it’s hard to decide.

[@jordyman2]

We're in a similar position and worried about the sound proofing. did you move into your timber property? Or did you find more info?

[@Edward-wt7sh]

@@jordyman2 Hi Jordan. We didn’t move yet. Still on the market :)

[@benedleston5540]

Hi. Where is the timber frame from ?

[@buildingpassive4879]

Hi, the timber frame was supplied by Southern Timber Frame. They are based in Southampton, just on the edge of the New Forest. Let me know if you’d like a introduction to owner?

[@NSResponder]

That's not what we call "Timber frame" where I come from. It's just stick-built wall panels.

[@DSkimRS]

frame is made of timber... id guess you think timber frame refers to a post and beam construction

[@buildingpassive4879]

Hi, where are you from?

[@henra2244]

Lol! No building code on this earth classifies this type of residential building as ‘stick-built wall panels’. Trust me, timber frame is the right description. You’re wrong by thinking ‘timber frame’ and ‘post & beam’ are the same thing.

[@thenorthernhandyman]

In my world this isnt timber framing but stick framing

[@buildingpassive4879]

Hi, thanks for watching. Out of interest where are your from?

[@thenorthernhandyman]

@@buildingpassive4879 Sweden