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Contacts: Andrew J Crabb & James Fraser-Harris Widcombe Farm, Culmhead, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 7DX. Home: 01823 421 395 Mobile: 07971817092 Mobile: 07989983671 Email us on: james.fh@btinternet.com |
***News***
*** Oak-Apple Frames featured on the front cover of "The Eco-House Manual" by Nigel Griffiths (available from all good book-shops and online at amazon)***
*** At the moment we're too busy building frames to have the chance to go round and photograph more of our completed projects, plus the photographer is running a watersports centre near London at the moment! However, we'll get them done as soon as possible!***
***Our apprentice Hayden was featured in the Somerset County Gazette as a recipient of a grant through the Silvanus Trust "Woodworks Project". He has been working hard, both in the workshop and at college, and is proving a real asset to the company.***
Established in 1999, we are a small company based in Somerset who specialise in the design and construction of traditional Oak-framed buildings.
The two founders, James Fraser-Harris and Andrew Crabb have come to timber-framing through different routes. Andrew has over 14 years experience of restoring old timber buildings and building new ones, while James, originally a furniture-maker, has been running a sawmill specialising in native hardwoods for the last 18 years.
We build anything from barns to boathouses and from log-stores to mansions. So if you have a project in mind that can be built in Oak... You need an O.A.F!!
Inside an OAF extension near Taunton.
Our Home Office is now finished!!! It makes a fantastic place to talk about your plans. It is also an example of how the home offices can be finished. Due to the demand for larger frames we've decided that we can't offer the Home Office as a completed unit. However, we'll happily supply the Oak frames.
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