A timber structure constructed with native hemlock timbers and traditional and steel joinery for Shenandoah River State Park in Bentonville, Virginia. vermonttimberworks.com/our-w…

A pergola for a Lake Taghkanic State Park in New York. It was constructed using douglas fir timber and glulam beams vermonttimberworks.com/our-w…

A custom timber frame barn. It has Gambrel frame style vermonttimberworks.com/learn…

Oak timber with different finishes vermonttimberworks.com/learn…

Semi-sanded, traditionally joined wood beams in a Vermont home vermonttimberworks.com/learn…

One of the fun parts of designing a timber structure is choosing the wood species, the wood texture, and the wood stain. Here's a picture of three different wood stains on the same type of timber; Douglas Fir vermonttimberworks.com/learn…

Who is happy that it's Spring? Here is a custom covered bridge by VTW photographed in the Spring

All hands on deck. Even the engineers are cutting today! And doing a great job.

Back to work on Monday.

Working on a beautiful piece of Oak today in the shop.

What are you working on today?

Lots to do today in the workshop. Happy Tuesday!

Up close detail of the scrolls on this pergola.

A Timber Framed entry at Clay Pit Ponds State Park in Staten Island.

We don’t do as many Queen Trusses as King, but I still really enjoy the look of them. Anyone else?