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Giving a Traditional Oak Frame Appearance

New Builds Oak Frame Appearance

Building a house from scratch is a fantastic way to get everything you want in your new home. But did you know you can combine the benefits of a new build with the appearance of a traditional oak frame?

'Plant ons' are a great way to give your home character, particularly if you want to ensure it is in keeping with a rural or historic area.

The process involves sawing and distressing oak pieces to look like original parts of a frame.

It can be used on any property to give an original oak-frame appearance.

The key is not going overboard.

Beams should be of the same size and ratio as would be found in an historic build.

A TradOak frame has given this new build a traditional aesthetic:

traditional oak frame

'Plant ons' give this new-build a traditional feel

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Traditional Oak and Timber specialises in oak-framed houses.

As well as supplying all the high-quality timber you need, we can give you the support and advice necessary to bring your project to life.

We can make oak-framed structures to your exact specification using freshly-cut, air-dried or reclaimed oak.

Our team works closely with architects and structural engineers to make your project a success.

A 3D design helps you visualise your home long before work commences.

Traditional oak frame

To find out how we can help you create your dream oak-frame home, garage or extension get in touch today.

You can call 01825 723 648, complete our contact form or email info@tradoak.co.uk.

View more details of our oak-framing here.

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