Timber frame houses are a modern and fast construction technology. The base is a strong load-bearing frame filled with insulation and protective panels against wind, moisture, and heat loss. After that, cladding and finishing are applied, giving the house both durability and an attractive appearance.
These houses are ideal for the Irish climate. In colder regions, enhanced insulation ensures warmth and year-round comfort.
Affordable cost – the frame technology makes it possible to build homes of different sizes, from compact cottages with panoramic glazing to spacious country villas.
Fast construction – a house of about 200 m² can be built in just 1 month, plus 1.5–2 months for the foundation.
Lightweight design – the structure is several times lighter than brick or block buildings, which allows the use of more affordable foundations (pile, pile-grillage, etc.).
Energy efficiency – wall thickness of only 240 mm provides insulation equivalent to:
2 m of brickwork
1.2 m of aerated concrete
90 cm of solid logs
75 cm of glued laminated timber
This ensures low heating costs and comfortable living.
All-season building – timber frame houses can be built even in winter, as the technology avoids “wet processes”.
Ready for finishing – the structure does not shrink, walls are even, allowing you to start interior finishing immediately and save time.
