Wood - tradition meets modernity
Wood is not only a renewable and natural building material. It is timeless, future-orientated and absolutely climate-friendly.
When it comes to the use of wood in construction, Hanebutt offers a very wide range of craftsmanship.
Our wide range of services includes traditional carpentry in the areas of timber construction, timber frame construction, interior fittings in timber frame construction, wooden facades and panelling, wooden ceilings and entire wooden houses. We process solid wood and wood-based materials, precisely fitting and with a long service life. Our specialists plan and build roof structures and supporting structures, halls and carport systems, canopies and balconies.
Wooden façades from Hanebutt skilfully utilise the properties of the material, bringing out its natural character in an appealing way. In the meantime, houses built entirely from wood are also enjoying increasing demand. We are particularly proud of our wide range of processes and techniques. For example, we utilise the latest CAD software, but also master the tried and tested traditional hand joinery. From computer-controlled cutting to precise detail design on site, we manufacture solid, custom-fit products and create long-lasting constructions.
Historic properties, monument protection and preservation require traditional craftsmanship!
We are there for you when a listed building needs to be preserved and renovated. Whether preservation or new construction - it is an important concern of ours to revalorise wood as a material through craftsmanship. Because building with wood is versatile, economical, allows a unique creative variety and makes a meaningful contribution to greater sustainability.
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Are you the owner of a listed building?
Timber frame constructions are also part of our carpentry services. Don't just take a look at our website - feel free to contact us.
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Carpentry tasks
Carpentry is concerned with the craftsmanship of wood as a building material. Ultimately, carpentry is concerned with wood processing and construction. The tasks of carpenters range from production to construction and repair. This can involve complete structures such as log and prefabricated houses or outbuildings such as carports, barracks or warehouses, but carpentry work can also involve individual building components such as balconies, roof structures, half-timbering, verandas and interior fittings such as stairs, wall panelling, floors or wooden ceilings.
Carpentry work is versatile. For example, working with formwork in concrete construction, wood and moisture protection, as well as sound and heat insulation are also part of the carpenters' field of work. The work even includes timber engineering, i.e. the construction of bridges, towers and other structures.
As the field of work is very broad and all-encompassing, carpenters also have an equally broad catalogue of qualifications, ranging from construction drawings, knowledge of building construction and construction plans to knowledge of wood as a building material.
The versatility of wood as a building material
Hanebutt offers a wide range of craftsmanship when it comes to using wood as a building material.
Our wide range of services includes carpentry-style timber construction, half-timbered and timber-frame construction, interior fittings in timber-frame construction, timber façades and cladding, timber ceilings and entire timber houses. We process solid wood and wood-based materials, precisely fitting and with a long service life. Customised to your needs, our specialists plan and build roof structures and load-bearing structures, halls and carport systems, canopies and balconies, for example.
Timber façades from Hanebutt skilfully utilise the properties of the material and bring out its natural character in an appealing way. In the meantime, houses built entirely from wood are also enjoying increasing demand.
Wood as a sustainable material solution for carpentry work
Due to climate change and the scarcity of resources, the cry for sustainability is getting louder and louder. In the construction industry too, the tree boom has now become a building boom. Nowadays, wood is achieving sustainable success across the board. And rightly so! Not only is wood a renewable, natural building material that is fit for the future, it is also timeless.
Hanebutt at your side for carpentry work
We are particularly proud of our wide range of processes and techniques. For example, we utilise the latest CAD software, but also master the tried-and-tested traditional hand joinery. From computer-controlled cutting to precise detail design on site, we manufacture accurately fitting, solid and durable constructions.
We are also happy to help you if a listed building needs to be preserved and renovated. We are very familiar with timber frame constructions and have extensive experience in this field. Historic properties, monument protection and preservation require traditional craftsmanship, with which Hanebutt can lend you a hand and turn your wishes into reality thanks to its many years of expertise.
Whether it's preservation or new construction - it's important to us to bring wood back into its own through craftsmanship.
Advantages of carpentry work summarised
Building with wood is:
1. versatile
2. economical
3. ecological
4. allows a unique creative diversity and
5. makes a meaningful contribution to greater sustainability
FAQ
Wood as a raw material is versatile, economical, sustainable, allows creative diversity, and is future-orientated and timeless.
Hanebutt offers a wide range of craftsmanship when it comes to using wood as a building material. Our wide range of services includes carpentry-style timber construction, timber frame construction, interior fittings in timber frame construction, wooden facades and cladding, wooden ceilings and entire wooden houses.
Carpentry is concerned with the craftsmanship of wood as a building material. Ultimately, carpentry is concerned with wood processing and construction. The tasks of carpenters range from production to construction and repair. This can involve complete structures such as log and prefabricated houses or outbuildings such as carports, barracks or warehouses, but carpentry work can also involve individual building components such as balconies, roof structures, half-timbering, verandas and interior fittings such as stairs, wall panelling, floors or wooden ceilings.
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