Completed timber-frame residence · United Kingdom

UK Complete House Kit Residence

A 136 m² residential house delivered as a complete timber-frame kit including carpentry, exterior finishes and the guttering system.

This UK project demonstrates a broad ERGIO supply scope wrapped into one coordinated package. Beyond the structural timber kit, the delivery included windows and doors, the exterior finishing package and guttering, helping the partner streamline procurement and move efficiently from foundation to finished appearance.

UKTimber Frame136 m²Complete house kitCompleted
Area136 m²
Envelope strategy45×150 mm walls + 50 mm thermo-system
InsulationRock wool
Foundation conceptEasy pads concealed by cladding

Project overview

A compact residential building where kit breadth matters as much as structural precision.

For this UK partner, ERGIO supplied the entire house kit — not only the timber structure, but also the carpentry, exterior finishes and guttering system — creating a cleaner procurement path and a coherent exterior result.

The completed house has a modern and elegant appearance, built around the contrast between darker carpentry and roof elements, lighter decorative plaster and a stone plinth that visually grounds the building. The project also demonstrates how prefabricated timber-frame construction can be adapted to an architecturally restrained single-family home without losing technical depth in the wall build-up or envelope detailing.

Project scope

Engineering responsibility, local approvals, MEP coordination, contractual inclusions and project-specific performance data remain subject to the agreed professional scope.

Completed UK residential timber-frame house with stone plinth and patio
Gable view of the completed UK house
Completed residential envelopeFull-kit delivery including carpentry, exterior render system and guttering

Technical highlights

Structural wall build-up, broad factory scope and a refined finished envelope.

This project is a useful example of how a professional timber partner can combine structural supply with selected finishing elements to support a more complete building package.

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Exterior wall system

45×150 mm studs with internal lining and external thermo-system

The exterior walls are formed from 45×150 mm structural studs, with 12 mm OSB, Rothoblaas Vlies vapour-control membrane and plasterboard on the inside, while the outside receives a 50 mm thermo-system.

02

Factory-prepared façade package

Panels equipped with the first layer of render before dispatch

The wall panels left the factory with the first render layer already applied, while the finishing layer was completed on site to achieve the final external appearance.

03

Insulation and fire protection

Rock-wool insulation and fire-retardant treatment for timber elements

The partner selected rock wool for its strong thermal-insulation properties, and all structural timber elements together with the timber battens received fire-retardant treatment.

04

Foundation appearance control

Easy pads used without leaving a floating visual effect

The house is founded on easy pads, and the perceived gap beneath the building was visually eliminated by masking the support condition behind the exterior cladding.

ERGIO relevance

Where wider kit scope creates practical value for the partner.

The exact commercial scope is always confirmed contractually. These points describe the visible and stated delivery logic of this UK project.

01

Complete house kit supply

The project goes beyond bare structure by combining the main timber package with carpentry, exterior finishes and guttering in one coordinated delivery concept.

02

Envelope-oriented prefabrication

Panels were prepared with key layers already integrated, including the first render layer, helping reduce interfaces later on site.

03

Thermal and fire-conscious material selection

Rock wool insulation and fire-retardant treatment support a balanced envelope strategy aligned with performance and safety objectives.

04

Architectural finish coherence

The visual language of the building is reinforced by the contrast between darker joinery and roofline elements, light render surfaces and the stone-effect plinth.

Connected workflow

From structure and material layering to a visually complete residential result.

ERGIO provides production engineering and manufacturing within the agreed package. Final foundations, permits, approvals, services, site finishing and non-contracted works remain with the appointed project team.

01

Project definition and scope alignment

The partner’s desired level of supply — including structure, carpentry, façade package and guttering — is clarified before production release.

02

Timber-frame production engineering

The residential design is translated into manufacturing-ready wall, roof and interface information aligned with the selected wall build-up and finishing package.

03

Factory integration

Panels are assembled with agreed layers and the first render coat, while the carpentry and other components are prepared for coordinated delivery.

04

Site completion and finish integration

On site, the final render layer and finishing works complete the desired architectural expression while concealing the easy-pad foundation condition.

Professional project enquiry

Need a timber-frame residential package with wider material scope?

Share the target country, approved drawings, envelope expectations and desired level of kit completeness for an initial B2B review.

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