Timber frame restoration
Sawn oak battens for lattices in infill sections or slatted ceilings and as a substructure for wattle. The traditional clay infilling techniques are applied for conservation purposes. They are often also more practical than masonry, e.g. where there are very irregular sections or low beams. The oak wood is hard and durable.
Field of application
Oak stakes and willow rods for timber-frame restoration and preservation of historical buildings.
Supply form
Oak stakes: loose or bundled, length approx. 4.0 m, shorter sections also available
Willow rods: bundle of 40 rods, length approx. 2.70 m Storage Store in a dry and well-ventilated place, not under plastic. Protect against moisture and condensation during transport and storage.
Material needs
Oak stakes: for stake lattices, approx. 10-12 metre run/m2 of infill area, for wattle approx. 4 metre run/m2 of infill area.
For slatted timber ceilings approx. 10-12 metre run/m2 of ceiling panel area.
Willow rods: for wattle, 1 bundle for approx. 3-4 m2 of infill area.