Decrement Delay in Timber Frame Homes: Why Modern Offsite Timber Construction Delivers Superior Thermal Comfort
Modern offsite timber frame homes have become one of the most energy-efficient and climate-resilient building methods available today. While speed, sustainability, and precision manufacturing often get the spotlight, there’s another powerful performance benefit most homeowners and even some specifiers overlook: decrement delay.
How Off-Site Timber Frame Panels Cut Carbon and Waste on Site
As the construction industry faces increasing pressure to reduce its environmental impact, off-site timber frame construction is emerging as one of the most effective ways to build sustainably. By moving the majority of work from the building site to a controlled factory environment, off-site timber panels dramatically reduce both carbon emissions and material waste — all while speeding up project delivery.
Timber vs Masonry: A Comparison
Across the UK, timber frame construction is often misunderstood. In this article, our Sales & Pre-Construction Manager, Simon, cuts through the myths and takes a clear look at the features and benefits of timber frame compared with traditional masonry — helping you decide which method is right for your next build.
Understanding Embodied Carbon in Construction: Why It Matters
In an era where sustainable construction has never been more crucial, timber frame technology stands as a beacon of environmental responsibility in the building industry. Today, we’re exploring why this construction method is gaining momentum worldwide.
Building Performance: Why Timber Frame Homes Excel
In an era where sustainable construction has never been more crucial, timber frame technology stands as a beacon of environmental responsibility in the building industry. Today, we’re exploring why this construction method is gaining momentum worldwide.
The Future of Sustainable Construction : Understanding Timber Frame
In an era where sustainable construction has never been more crucial, timber frame technology stands as a beacon of environmental responsibility in the building industry. Today, we’re exploring why this construction method is gaining momentum worldwide.
