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| | | Company | The Timber Frame Company Ltd |  | | Contact | Ed Devereux | | Address | Sinnottstown Lane
Drinagh
Wexford
Ireland
| | Telephone | 053 914 4200 | | | Fax | 053 914 4079 | | Email | | | Website | www.ttfc.ie | | | CONTACT US FOR A FREE QUOTATIONBased in Wexford, we have the knowledge and experience built up over more than a decade, to provide you with a quality, cutting edge product to meet all your needs. From one-off builds and housing developments through to prestige hotels and commercial properties, we have continued to delight our customers for over a decade.
Our Timber Frame homes are environmentally friendly. By using timber from sustainable managed forests, which absorb CO2 rather than concrete which creates CO2 in its production, you can benefit from building a warmer, easy to heat home, which does not cost the earth to build or run.
Timber Frame homes benefit from high energy efficiency and low u-values, the speed and accuracy of construction in a factory controlled environment and swift on site erection, can result in a saving of many weeks compared to block construction. There is also extensive structural design by independent engineers to ensure our high standards are maintained.
With Timber Frame homes, there are benefits to be gained in the acoustics, durability and accuracy of the build. Timber Frame Homes can be decorated immediately without fear of damp staining or unsightly shrinkage cracks.
From a standard build to an air tight passive eco house, we have the knowledge and experience to make your dreams reality.
To complete our package, we also supply products such as plasterboard, insulation, doors, stairs, skirting and feature trusses.
We are members of The Irish Timber Frame Manufacturers Association (ITFMA) and The National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) which gives us coverage for Homebond. | | | Products and Services | | The Timber Frame Company Ltd is a SelfBuild supplier | | Timber Framed Buildings | | | Regions Serviced | | Republic of Ireland | |
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