Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) Manufacturer
Structural
Insulated Panel (SIP) Manufacturer
Manufacturer
of Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs)
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Vermont
Frames is the sister company of Foam Laminates of Vermont and is the oldest
post and beam framing company in Vermont. Since 1976 Vermont Frames has erected
over 1100 timber frames throughout North America. They are located within
the same manufacturing facility as Foam Laminates in Hinesburg, Vermont.
Vermont
Frames offers traditional and affordable post and beam frames for residential
and commercial buildings. They specialize in mortise and tendon "big
beam" style joinery, open floor plans, and of course quality hand craftsmanship.
Vermont
Frames' buildings are typically constructed with softwood - eastern white
pine, hemlock, douglas fir or southern pine that compliments "big beam"
style framing. Timber connections are engineered, handcrafted mortise and
tendon joinery, with hardwood pegs for additional durability.
Vermont
Frames offers complete architectural services that can help turn your
ideas into workable house plans. They provide full timber frames including
roof and floor systems, or a hybrid construction that incorporates selected
timber systems with conventional stick framing. With an "in-house"
registered structural engineer specializing in timber framing, Vermont
Frames can provide sealed drawings.
Once the frame is designed and produced, Vermont
Frames can install the timer frame, or provide a technical supervisor
to oversee the frame installation by a local crew.
Foam Laminates and Vermont
Frames collaborate on projects. Combined, these two companies form a dynamic
duo, with the elegance, beauty, and strength of timber framing, and the durability
and energy efficiency of foam panels.
Please
visit Vermont Frames for more information.
What does it mean to have a timber frame designed with mortise and tendon
joinery? Well, it means there are no nails and no metal plates. Vermont
Frames uses the same quality construction methods used in centuries old
buildings that still stand today.
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