My name is Benjamin Robert Bacon. I have been a self employed carpenter since the 80s. My company is Benjamin Robert Inc. I build and design timber frame homes with time honored tradition methods of mortis and tenin. All frames are hand cut in Vermont to be raised through out the continental shelf. I also offer custom flooring. Random plank flooring from 5-12 inches in width, and from 1-2 inch thickness. I also provide custom stair components and systems. I am always looking for new…
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Well Crafted Home on over ten acres minutes from Modern Shopping and quick commute routes. Realtor.com Page…
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Janice Brewster, who has been around post-and-beam homes for many years, put together the following list of the five reasons why people love these timber homes.
Here are the major reasons that discerning people break out of the drywall box and choose a timber…
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After running this ad in a few recent issues, we received a deluge of calls from readers wanting to know more about this gorgeous French Country-style timber home. So we posted the article, which originally ran in the June 2007 issue of Timber Home Living, on…
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So you're new to the whole world of log and timber homes, and you're starting absolutely from scratch. You probably have a lot of questions (like, say, what's the difference between a log home and a timber home?), but you may feel they're too basic to ask. Or you may be so overwhelmed that you don't even know…
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Our featured project this week is the East Texas Car Barn, a 20,000 sq. ft. museum for a personal collection of classic cars and tractors. This project, which is private owner-driven (no pun intended) and designed by Texas Timber Frames, will be the largest timber frame structure in Texas and one of the largest in the…
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We need YOUR questions for the popular Q&A column in Timber Home Living magazine, so if you need advice on a certain situation with your timber home or just want to make sure you're properly prepared in advance, let us know! Each issue, we take one of your questions and consult the…
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This 2400 square feet (additional 2200 sq. ft in walk-out basement finished) Cypress Timber Frame Home was completed 2005 over looking Lake Michelle (private 77 acre). This timber frame is unique with three style of bents all on a ranch style home layout.
ARCHED Beam (kitchen), HAMMER BEAM (Great Room) & TRADITIONAL KING POST(Master Bath) totally enclosed with ICF (Insulated Concrete Forms) 12 inch thick walls to withstand…
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... and if you're planning, designing, financing, building or outfitting a timber home, it's the issue you won't want to miss! The Annual Buyer's Guide offers a step-by-step manual to every stage of the process, plus several beautiful home tours that offer aesthetic inspiration and practical case studies that you…
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Truly one of a kind home located in a secluded, natural setting! Featuring gorgeous woodwork, hardwood floors, and numerous windows, this home has been tastefully updated while maintaining its unique character and beautiful craftsmanship. The open and airy living room offers vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and cathedral windows. Great separation of space is provided by the main level master bedroom. The kitchen and dining room overlook the deck, as does a soothing sunroom with a water…
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Located in rural Hanover,IL this home sets on 9.4 acres. Part timber and part open prairie. Built in 1999 this home was supplied by Riverbend Timber Co. from Northern Mich. Its frame is a mixture of red and white oak timber.
For details contact our website. www.prairiehaven.info.
Thank You,
Pete 847-533-3718
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Notice anything different about the cover of Timber Home Living's December issue? We've completely redesigned it to bring you the content you love in a format that's sleek, efficient and modern — much like a timber home…
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... which are available on newsstands this week. Are you working on your future timber home's layout? The October issue of Timber Home Living includes plenty of informative articles that can help you work out the details. Inside, you'll find:
- a destination piece on the peaceful, mountainous side…
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It's that time of year again, meaning our September issue of Timber Home Living is our special edition featuring the best homes of the year, and it hits newsstands today. This year's issue features 21 inspiring homes from across the country and a diverse selection of styles and… Continue
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When new issues hit the stands, they also come hot off the presses to the office building. This past week I picked up the recent issue of Backpacker, one of our sister publications and pored over the pages for a recommended hike near my parent's home in Purcellville, VA.
Luckily enough, one feature of this issue was 50 Trails in 50 States - and one of them had its starting point right in my back yard!…
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There is nothing like a serious challenge to help you focus your thinking. This focus often leads to better conclusions than you might have considered otherwise.
The challenge for many people today is how to get what they want in their dream home — a dream home that has been downsized to fit their new budget realities. It is causing people to sacrifice some grandiosity and instead to give other considerations a higher priority.
Take Bill and Marise Craig, whose 16-by-19-foot…
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On newsstands this week is the brand-new August issue of Timber Home Living, and this is one you definitely don't want to miss! This special outd…
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