Typical timber frame installation crane day
The Timber Frame Installation crane day illustrated below shows two roofs (top hats) being removed and first floor panels installed. Then the roofs went back on, ready for the roofers.
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First Floor timber frame arrives on site for installation in two new homes, January 2024 | |
The crane sets up. | |
The roof is craned off from where it has been stored on the ground floor walls. | |
The roof is craned off and placed on the ground next to the plot where it has been stored on the ground floor walls. | |
The first floor wall panels are lifted into place. | |
Installation of the first floor wall panels. | |
More panels are unloaded. | |
The first floor walls are complete and the roof (top hat) is lifted into place. | |
The roof is back on, ready for the roofers to start work. |
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