houtframe
Houtframe is a wooden framework used in construction or furniture. The term is primarily used in Dutch and translates to timber frame or wood frame in English. Houtframes can be structural, bearing loads, or non-structural, serving as enclosing or decorative elements. They are common in walls, floors, roofs, and in various types of joinery-based furniture.
Materials and joints: Common woods include softwoods such as pine and spruce, as well as hardwoods. Timber
Construction and use: Houtframes can be prefabricated as panels or built on site. They provide lightweight,
Advantages and challenges: Wood is renewable, relatively easy to work with, and offers good thermal performance.
Sustainability and standards: Sourcing from responsibly managed forests (FSC, PEFC) and adherence to local building codes