Timber Frame Construction
Our Systems
Open Panel Timber Frame
Our open panel timber frame offer is a cost effective, flexible approach to off-site construction. The use of panelised timber frame allows rapid site build, while retaining the flexibility of fitting insulation on site.
Benefits of Open Panel
- Fast on-site construction with predictable programs
- Supported with full thermal engineering service to ensure thermal specifications are met

Scottherm Hybrid Panel
Our hybrid panel increases the pre-manufactured element of the wall construction, while still allowing for site inspection and warranty approval. The panel includes factory-fitted PIR insulation to reach the required thermal performance, ready to have membrane and any additional material site-fitted, post inspection.
Benefits of Scottherm
- Factory fitted insulation, increasing system pre-manufactured value (PMV)
- Allows for site inspection
- Reduced on-site labour required

ThermistudTM
ThermistudTM is a closed timber wall panel system designed to support the efficient construction of high-performing homes. The system uses an i-stud construction to deliver high thermal performance with reduced cold bridging.
Benefits of ThermistudTM
- Higher PMV than open / hybrid panel systems
- Bespoke fire testing available
- Q-Mark, BOPAS and NHBC Accepts approved, reducing on-site warranty requirements

EnveoVent
EnveoVent is a complete ventilated and insulated structural wall system, designed, manufactured and delivered from a single supplier. The system includes internal plasterboard and a choice of external finishes (site fitted). The result is a high-performing, fully tested, guaranteed wall solution.
Benefits of EnveoVent
- Closed panel timber frame system with external cladding and internal board
- Full system warranty including internal and external claddings

Timber frame is a proven off-site construction method that is widely adopted across the UK housing market, accounting for more than 80% of new homes in Scotland and a growing share in England. By manufacturing structural elements in controlled factory conditions, timber frame systems offer consistent quality, reduce on-site health and safety risks, and can help to accelerate build programmes. Using panelised systems minimises weather-related delays, supports predictable project delivery, and helps housing providers meet demand more efficiently.
Alongside programme certainty, timber frame systems deliver measurable performance benefits. Engineered precision and fabric-first design principles ensure strong thermal performance and airtightness, supporting both regulatory compliance and long-term energy savings for occupants. Timber is a renewable material sourced from responsibly managed forests, and building with timber frame can deliver a lower-carbon alternative to traditional masonry construction, as can be seen in our recent study at Salford University.