We offer three
levels of
timber frames
Normal – exceeds current building regulations- Intermediary – including the ‘Frame shield & Reflectashield’ breather membrane to external face; 140mm Stud specification; protection vapour control foil; 25 x 50mm Rock laths; a reflective air gap to provide added insulation
- Higher – involves replacing the ‘Frame shield & Reflectashield’ with a foil breather membrane which also includes a metallised low emissivity surface
Construction
New developments with timber frames from Mexframes Ltd
At Mexframes, we’ve worked closely with main contractors on projects throughout the UK. As a fully-qualified, professional timber frame erector, Mexframes is more than capable of being a construction partner on any kind of new build or refurbishment – using our extensive timber knowledge to help complete the job. From design through to installation, you can be sure that our team of fully-qualified, expert builders are with you. No matter what you have in mind, we’ll work with you to create a unique design, perfect for you.
We use the highest quality timbers – including hardwoods, softwoods and pine – mainly sourced from leading timber suppliers. Our erecting service is professional, efficient and reliable, with all work completed to the highest standards. What’s more, we guarantee full compliance with all health and safety regulations and our staff are all fully trained to work to industry best practice.
Mexframes is also committed to protecting and sustaining the environment, which is why we use natural sustainable materials including choice timber, clay, plant-based and recycled materials. The environmentally friendly eco-homes we help to build use solar gain, solar energy, heat recovery and renewable energy sources. Features of eco-homes built with timber frames from Mexframes include:
- External wall panels made from high quality 140x38mm pressure treated timber
- Panel construction consists of vertical studs at 600mm centres
- Face of the external panels sheathed with 9mm OSB3 board
- Choice of ‘breather membrane’
