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 | |  | | | Timberdwell Homestimber framed buildings timber frame homes derry northern ireland | | | Company | Timberdwell Homes | | | Contact | Mr Anthony Murray | | Address | 25a Longfield Rd
Derry City
Derry
BT47 3PY (MAP)
| | Telephone | 02871 812422 | | | Fax | 02871 812844 | | Email | | | Website | www.timberdwellhomes.co.uk | | | 20 years experience in timber frame construction.
In the past number of years, timber frame construction has become more and more popular, with many home builders now opting to take the timber frame route, so as to take advantage of the numerous benefits achieved thorough timber frame construction as opposed to that of traditional build.
Speed of construction
Timber frame houses can be erected and left water tight in days, therefore allowing other trades to proceed with their work. Most homes can be completed in 4 to 6 weeks.
Accuracy
All timber frame panels are made under supervised factory conditions thus reducing the margin of error. All thought on design and procedure are done before any production commences, with consultation with our engineers and quality control.
Savings on heating costs
Timber frame homes have better insulation properties than traditional homes, with better u-value readings. External wall panels range from a 4'' to a 6'' panel with the 6'' panel achieving higher u-values. Statistics show that timber frame can save up to 40% to 70% on heating costs, and with ever rising cost in oil prices it makes timber frame a more favourable form of construction.
Current building regulation require a u-value of 0.35w/m2k, and current indications say this will reduce even lower in the not too distant future. This will be difficult and expensive to achieve with traditional build, whereby timber frame is already meeting the new regulation without any extra cost.
We are aware timber frame construction is rapidly growing, therefore leading to a competitive market which we find we can compete in.
Timberdwell are of the understanding you are only as good as your last job, and take this on board with each new project we approach. |
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