Bridger Timber Frame Pavilion with a Vermont View
In Vermont, this 10' x 14' Bridger Timber Frame Pavilion offers a great view of the rolling hills & vibrant foliage. Relax in the hot tub and take in the scenery, enjoying the authentic post & beam construction and mortise & tenon joinery. This pavilion was sent to Stratton, VT as a timber frame kit, and raised by a local crew. A king post truss design, common purlins, and arched braces define the Bridger’s style, and a standing seam metal roof adds an elevated look. Let’s take a closer look.
Quincy Car Barn in the Fall
The Quincy Car Barn was designed to be a single-story post & beam barn with clear span capability for the keeping of cars as well as equipment, tools, and work space. This 30' x 40' Quincy Car Barn in Vermont is no exception. Large 30' clear span king post trusses inside this barn create a wide open space, and three overhead doors provide entry for vehicles. Timber frame accents, pine siding, and rustic craftsmanship, mixed with the sights of autumn in Vermont, create a stunning scene. Let’s take a closer look.
Trapper’s Cabin in the Heart of Vermont
Nestled at the edge of a field, with a view of the Vermont forest & mountains beyond, this 14' x 30' Trapper’s Cabin is right at home. Take shelter from the elements within the cabin, complete with a seating area, wood stove, and a 10' x 8' loft with a bed. A 5' x 30' timber frame porch, along with an 8' x 5' picture window, provide great views of the surrounding nature whether you’re enjoying the outdoors or relaxing inside. Read on for a photo tour.
Carriage Barn with Autumn Glow
On a brilliant fall day, in the woods of Southern Vermont, you’ll find this 24' x 28' Plymouth Carriage Barn nestled above a pond. High-class details can be seen throughout the exterior, from tasteful timber frame accents to quality windows & doors. Shiplap pine siding keeps the barn looking rustic & natural. The timber frame accents include a timber truss with show rafter in the gable end, an eyebrow roof above the sliding glass door, and an open lean-to on the side. A 16' function transom dormer in the second floor loft provides some additional space, too. Large Andersen series windows let in light and fresh air, and three sets of doors allow entry into the barn’s first floor. Take a tour with us.
