At Maple Timber Frame, we take pride in our many years of extensive knowledge and expertise in the timber framing industry. Our journey began three decades ago, and since then, we have been at the forefront of crafting high-quality timber frame structures that stand the test of time. With an unwavering commitment to excellence, we have honed our skills and techniques to deliver exceptional timber frame solutions that exceed our clients’ expectations.
Welcome to Maple Timber Frame Cheltenham
The Benefits of Timber Framed Houses
Our timber frame homes in Cheltenham not only provide the aesthetically pleasing charm of traditional architecture, but they also offer the added benefit of being environmentally sustainable. By utilising timber as a building material, we ensure that our homes have a lower carbon footprint compared to traditional construction methods, which is so important in this day and age. With a focus on energy efficiency, homeowners can enjoy both the beauty and functionality of our timber framed houses, knowing that they are contributing to a greener future.
Emphasising Sustainability and Energy Efficiency
At Maple Timber Frame, our unwavering commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency is evident in every aspect of our work. Timber, as a renewable resource, lies at the heart of our construction process, allowing homeowners to make a positive impact on the environment. By opting for timber framed houses, not only do they contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions, but they also benefit from the natural insulating properties of timber, resulting in homes that are inherently energy efficient. As a result, homeowners can enjoy reduced energy consumption and lower utility costs, all while knowing they have made an eco-friendly choice for their living space.
High-Quality Materials
At Maple Timber Frame, we never compromise on quality. We use only the finest materials, sourced from reputable suppliers, to ensure our buildings are of the highest standard. From the timber frame to the roof tiles, every aspect of our buildings is carefully chosen to ensure longevity, durability, and aesthetic appeal.
We understand that self-build projects can be unpredictable, and plans can change. That’s why we offer flexibility in our services, allowing you to make changes to your project as it progresses. Whether you want to add an extra room or change the layout, we can accommodate your needs.
Aesthetic Appeal and Versatility
Timber, as a renewable resource, not only provides practical benefits but also adds to the aesthetic appeal of houses. The warmth and inviting ambiance brought by the natural beauty of timber create a timeless and elegant look that home-owners value. Furthermore, the versatility of timber frames in design allows for the creation of customised living spaces, giving each homeowner the opportunity to showcase their individuality and unique style.
Cost-Effectiveness and Customisation
In addition to being cost-effective, timber framed houses offer several other benefits. Not only is timber a renewable and sustainable resource, but it also provides excellent insulation properties, helping to reduce energy consumption and cut down on heating costs. At Maple Timber Frame Cheltenham, we pride ourselves in our ability to deliver quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, ensuring that each timber frame structure is not only beautiful but also built to stand the test of time.
Our vision for the future is to provide affordable, truly sustainable, zero carbon homes without requiring major changes in the way we live.
Testimonials
Fantastic service from start to finish. Top quality work by a top quality team Highly recommended
Anthony B.,
Bought a timber frame from Maple a couple of years ago. They were a great help during the design process and we can say now that the end result is all they promised, a super house with high insulation values and low heating bills, well done Maple!
Derek W.,
The chosen frame was the standard Maple 90mm design, which was filled with90mm of mineral wool. Though Maple also offer a 140mm frame with higher levels of insulation, Graham and Suzanna’s house achieved an energy efficiencySAP rating of 99 out of 100, so they feel they made the right choice
Build It Magazine,
The Parkyns were determined not to cut corners, and visited some of the Maple’sprevious clients, talking to them about the service. Chris wanted Maple to obtain building regulation consent, supply and erect the frame, and provide the second fix carpentry, but preferred to subcontract out to the various other trades and purchase further materials for himself.
Homebuilding & Renovating Magazine,
Maple Timber Frame helped the Nozedars throughout their project – liaising with the planners and adapting the plans. They had designed the chalet bungalow from the outside, in order to meet all planning requirements.
Homebuilding & Renovating,
After tendering to three timber frame companies the Spraggana chose Maple TimberFrame, who returned the cheapest quote and was the only company prepared to create a totally bespoke frame to Keith Cattell’s design
Homebuilding & Renovating,
The Hansons started by visiting timber frame show homes. They found that many of the designs had vertical wooden posts as standard. While they could see their charm, they could also imagine the bumped heads and tears. The absence of posts was the initial attraction to timber frame manufacturer, Maple. ‘We also like Maple because they were a small, friendly company’ said Caroline. ‘It was great to see the company director, Philip Price, take such an active, hands-on interest in our project.’
Caroline,
The classic stone portico over the front door was created by a specialist firm of stonemasons, Faussets near Blackpool in Lancashire, recommended by Maple. Even allowing for transport costs (to Cambridgeshire), we reckon that we would have had to pay two or three times the price to have had the portico built locally.
Graham & Suzanna,
The erection of the timber-frame was a model of efficiency. The three-man teamarrived mid morning . . . and by the end of the first day already had the frame erectedto first floor level. The entire job took just one week.
Build it Magazine,
I have a complete distrust of tradesmen, which helped us to decide on a buildingusing timber-frame. It is such a quick process, which gives a weathertight shellwithin a few days.
Chris Parkyn,
We wanted to build in timber-frame because it would be quicker than brick and block. We also wanted a house with good thermal values. We wanted apackage company that would give us support all the way through the project, so we simply worked our way through the Build It list of package companies and contracted seven or eightwho sounded suitable
Graham Reynolds,
Lynn and Audrey had visited the Homebuilding & Renovating Show together and hadboth been impressed by Maple Timber Frame, who worked with them to develop theirideas into workable designs. They were interesting to talk to and interested in what wehad to say, but what really clinched it was their flexibility. We weren’t prepared tocompromise on our design.
Homebuilding & Renovating Magazine,
We were on site before the full tendering process for the timber frame was complete.We went to about eight companies and based on a combination of cost and reportsfrom others before deciding on Maple.
Sandra Parkyn,
Manufacturers of Fine Timber Frame Homes
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