The Difference Between Timber Framing and Post & Beam

timberframehq.... If you're considering building a new home or structure, it's important to understand the different types of construction methods available. In this video, we'll explore the key differences between timber framing and post and beam construction. You'll learn about the history and characteristics of each technique, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using timber framing or post and beam. Whether you're a builder, architect, or homeowner, this video will provide valuable insights into the world of traditional building methods. Join us and discover which approach is best for your next project.
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[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

Timber frame is any frame made with timbers. Those timbers are used in mortise and tenon, post and beam, and post frame constructions. And seems many get this wrong. A timber frame is just that a timber frame. It has nothing to do with the type of framing you do with the timbers. You can even have a balloon framed timber frame too.

[@dogf4ther]

Terrible footage nothing of post and beam being erected and repetitive footage why show ripping boards when you want framing?

[@paulo7200]

Its a robo video

[@ikust007]

Main difference : one can be there for 800 years …;)

[@wolflahti412]

Repetitive, redundant, and repetitive - not to mention redundant.

[@onegreenev]

2x4's are not traditional because they are Not 2x4. If we actually purchased 2x4's it would be right to call them 2x4. Don't call them 2x4's. Dimensionally inferior yes but not a traditional 2x4.

[@marktrujillo2150]

Nope 1 5/8 s BY 3 5/8 s you can only get rough sawn in true measurements at a saw mill

[@Unit_104]

@@marktrujillo2150 Nope. 1.5″ x 3.5″