Nothing Is Cut Until It Is Modelled
From first conversation to finished frame, every commission passes through the same discipline.
Oak & Gable builds oak-framed garages, porches, garden rooms and garden structures for households who want something drawn to their own plot, not lifted from a catalogue. That starts with a conversation, and ends with a crew raising a frame we have already proven twice over — once on screen, once on the workshop floor.
Nothing Is Cut Until It Is Modelled
Every commission passes through the same discipline before a single length of oak is touched: drawn, then built in three dimensions, so that a stair turns, a gable glazes and a roofline pitches correctly on screen — long before it does in timber.
That model becomes the reference for the workshop and the site team alike, so what was agreed on screen is exactly what gets raised.
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Machines do the sawing; hands still do the fitting. Every joint is cut, dry-assembled and checked on the workshop floor, so the peg holes already line up before the timber ever meets the weather.
A truss carries a roof for a hundred years or more — worth getting right on the workshop floor, long before it is ever out of sight.
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