1) Strategy for the Timber Frame

Staff proposal

The placement of the timber frame is fundamental to load bearing and aesthetics, and is a factor in costs.

Full post and beam frame, the full width, length, and height of the structure.

Partial post and beam frame. Some areas of the eave walls have no frame, for example the bedrooms or kitchen. Or an add-on structure might have a partial frame.

Panelized walls with no timber frame – for example a garage or horse barn.

A-frames. Where an A-frame truss is specified on the plans, no posts are required for the roof loads, (although any second floor area would require posts).Yankee Barn provides heavy steel plates and bolts for these A-frame connections.

Decorative beams – non-structural beams to extend the post and beam aesthetic. To be cut to length and notched on site.

Don’t Know Yet

No / Not Applicable

Last changed by customer, Scott Chesnut: Choices 11/21/2003
Last changed by staff, Scott Chesnut: Choices 11/21/2003; Staff Note 12/30/2003

Full post and beam frame

Partial post and beam frame

Panelized walls, no timber frame

photo: Ross Chapple

A-frame truss

photo: Suki Coughlin, stylist: Paula McFarland

Decorative beams

 

12) YBH Package Square Footage Calculation

Staff proposal

square feet

Don’t Know Yet

No / Not Applicable

Last changed by customer, Scott Chesnut: Choices 11/21/2003
Last changed by staff, Scott Chesnut: Choices 11/21/2003; Staff Note 12/30/2003

Full post and beam frame

Partial post and beam frame

Panelized walls, no timber frame

photo: Ross Chapple

A-frame truss

photo: Suki Coughlin, stylist: Paula McFarland

Decorative beams

 

4) Other Exterior Doors

Customer selection

These are conventional hinged doors, available in a variety of styles and specifications, as indicated by the door’s item number on your floor plans. The style is often apparent from your plan elevations. Sidelights can be added on one or both sides of a door.

Morgan Pine wood exterior doors. The style and specifications are indicated on the plans by a model number of the form "M-0000".

Morgan M-100 wood six panel door

Morgan M-7984 wood two panel door with Low E insulated glass panel (more info)

Morgan M-7984-9R wood two panel door with Low E insulated glass panel with grill

Morgan M-4416V "V" Joint both sides wood door $

Other Morgan wood door (see plans and elevations)

Steel or fiberglass doors are required between the garage and house for fire protection. The style and specifications are indicated by the model.

Thermu-Tru 20 minute fire rated door FCF-160 Fiberglass (six-panel embossed door)

Thermu-Tru 20 minute fire rated door FCF-100 Fiberglass (Flush door)

Other Thermu-Tru fiberglass door

Other steel door

Sidelights can be added on one or both sides of a door.

Door sidelights.

Don’t Know Yet

No / Not Applicable

Last changed by customer, Scott Chesnut: Choices 11/21/2003
Last changed by staff, Scott Chesnut: Choices 11/21/2003; Staff Note 12/30/2003

Full post and beam frame

Partial post and beam frame

Panelized walls, no timber frame

photo: Ross Chapple

A-frame truss

photo: Suki Coughlin, stylist: Paula McFarland

Decorative beams