Articles for the Month: March 2021
What does ‘wind and watertight’ mean?
In our last article 'learning the lingo' we tackled timber frame terminology, explaining the typical terms, materials, and details that self-builders would benefit from knowing. Another phrase that self-builders often ...
Tackling timber frame terminology
Getting to know the terminology of timber frame construction is a big step in every self-builder’s journey. Learning the ‘lingo’ can aid and ultimately lead to stronger communication channels with ...
Article Archives
2024 (8)
- 18 November Securing land for self and custom build
- 04 September Raising Funds For a Community Defibrillator
- 31 January Get Started with your Self-Build Design
- 11 October Making self-build more straightforward
- 13 March NSBRC Building Systems Workshop
- 03 March Self-Build Pre Planning Advice
- 07 December External Wall Build Ups Explained
- 19 October NaCSBA’s Custom and Self Build Conference
- 22 September Our Saltire Scholar 2022
- 21 September Planning permission explained
- 23 August Fundraising for Marie Curie
- 17 August Carbon Capture and Storage
- 15 March The Case for Project Management
- 03 February Financing your self-build with a mortgage
- 15 October Custom Build Collaboration for West Cumbria
- 17 March Tackling timber frame terminology
- 06 October Exhibitors and experts line up at the NSBRC
- 26 March Tips for working from home
- 16 November Top Tips When Planning Your Build
- 25 September Is timber frame the same as a pre-fab?
- 09 April Boost Your Self-Build Knowledge
- 08 February Can a timber frame home stand the test of time?
- 15 January Self-build mortgages: what you need to know
- 23 February Cut on-site costs with FIT pre-insulated panels
- 03 January Bespoke self-build checklist
- 07 November Custom build vs self-build
- 07 April The three timber frame build routes
- 10 August A Scottish model for an English market
- 18 September 3 essentials for self-build success