Timber Frame Fixed Window Detail

In direct fixing a strap is fixed to the outer edge of the frame.

Timber frame fixed window detail.

Steel details s. The extender frame sections maintain the weather line has a nailing fin and will accept building in lugs and trims. Open house details i. Timber windows complement almost any architectural style from federation and colonial right through to contemporary.

Use a stegbar fixed window to provide light and warmth into your home frame your favourite view or be inspired by mid century design. Stairs details j. Non loadbearing wall junctions 1 5. Nailing schedule ns.

Separating wall junctions 1 4. The beauty of timber lies in it s warmth and charm combined with it s natural grain and colour variation. The frame consists of. Site fixing details m.

Truss roof details g. A fixed panel refers to an inoperable panel of a window like the top sash of a single hung window or the pane of glass used in a picture window. Render on timber frame 2. A window or door is a combination of two primary elements.

Window doors h. For fixed light windows the arrangement is slightly different please see typical fixing details for further information. The frame with a sash or sashes for windows and the frame with a leaf or leaves for doors. Timber boarding on timber frame 1 9.

The detail right shows the extended window frame installed into brick veneer wall. Timber frame with confidence. Tile hanging off timber frame 1 8. Details on plan 1.

The frame is the assembled timber components that enclose and support the sashes or leaves and are fixed to the surrounding building envelope. Timber windows and doors create a natural connection to the outside world. Create visual interest in modern and contemporary homes fixed windows are often used to create interest in a space that would have been a bland wall in a classic home. Fixed through the timber frame into the structure.

Note cover caps are used to hide all direct fixings. Windows above 1800mm wide should also be fixed in the center of the head and cill. Internal wall to internal wall.