Posted By: E.H.Carpentry
Timberframe=Barn - 03/12/07 10:37 PM
Hey Folks,
everytime I mention to my customers that my actual trade is Timberframing and that I want to get back into that because that is my passion and before I came into the States that is what I was doing in Germany for some years they immediately say: "Oh, so you want to build barns?" So I was shocked that they simply put it like that.
So then I started looking into Timberframes "Made in USA" and I kind of understood why they were thinking this way. A typical frame is build with 2 or more bends and purlins or some variation of it. So that layout looks indeed very much like that of a barn only it gets closed in with SIPS and becomes living space.
Do you run into that a lot, too?
everytime I mention to my customers that my actual trade is Timberframing and that I want to get back into that because that is my passion and before I came into the States that is what I was doing in Germany for some years they immediately say: "Oh, so you want to build barns?" So I was shocked that they simply put it like that.
So then I started looking into Timberframes "Made in USA" and I kind of understood why they were thinking this way. A typical frame is build with 2 or more bends and purlins or some variation of it. So that layout looks indeed very much like that of a barn only it gets closed in with SIPS and becomes living space.
Do you run into that a lot, too?