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Click to enlarge	Pictures of our work
	This beautiful timber frame home was built for a client in Ontario.
	View into the loft area.
	This is a timber frame with hammer beams in 12"x 12" posts and beams.
	Hammer beam details.
	Assembly of a frame section.
	Kiln dried timbers allow for superior details.
	View onto the front porch
	A unique westcoast cabin built from Alaska Yellow Cedar. This building features a full hip roof with the loft riding on the hip rafters.For rental inquiries and pictures of the finished cottage please click here.
	Here you can see a hip rafter with some jack's and the support for the upper roof.
	A nice picture showing the corner bench.
	A water front timber frame home near Qualicum Beach.
	Trusses spanning the living room.
	Clouds on the westcoast
	This timber frame is a good example for a beautiful and cost efficient design.
	A view in the loft of the same building.
	An enhancing detail at the gable.
	The Museum of Nature in Errington. This building features a combination of round log and timbers. The clear span of the trusses is 40'.It creates a wide open space.
	An enhancing timber frame gable detail.	For more pictures please click here.
	This well balanced entrance creates a welcoming atmosphere.
	This is a good example for combining structural necessities with perfect architectural design.
	Beautiful trusses made from kiln dried Douglas fir timbers for a residence in Whistler.
	An exciting moment for the crew and the owner.
	Our large shop allows for precise craftsmanship. All joinery, fitting and varnishing is done under roof.
	The timber frame living room changes the atmosphere of this standard frame home. Kiln dried Douglas fir timbers were used.

You can reach us at:   Whiskey Creek Timber Framing   Phone/Fax (250) 752-1395   E-mail : wrichter@bcsupernet.com

Education, Training, Inspiration The Timber Framers Guild is a non-profit educational membership association. Our goal is to educate our members as well as the public in the techniques and theories of contemporary and historic timber framing, the centuries-old construction system of large wooden posts and beams. What We Do We host conferences, support on-going research, author, publish and distribute a wide variety of technical and training materials, and teach an extensive series of hands-on workshops at every level from novice through professional. Through these workshops, we provide hands-on learning experience, passing on the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain this tradition and to produce beautiful and useful