I've been confusing myself beyond all necessity learning about all the different framing methods like stick, post and beam and timber framing.
Can anyone elighten me on what you would call the framing used to build conservatories, orangeries and garden rooms? They are generally basically full length windows. In my mind this means they aren't stick framing, as they won't have the sheathing to strengthen them.
What sort of jointing would they tend to use? I know a lot of hardwood conservatory builders say they use mortice and tenons, but I don't see any draw boring pegs going on? Surely they aren't just glued?
Cheers!
Carl.
Can anyone elighten me on what you would call the framing used to build conservatories, orangeries and garden rooms? They are generally basically full length windows. In my mind this means they aren't stick framing, as they won't have the sheathing to strengthen them.
What sort of jointing would they tend to use? I know a lot of hardwood conservatory builders say they use mortice and tenons, but I don't see any draw boring pegs going on? Surely they aren't just glued?
Cheers!
Carl.