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Most damaged wooden structures can be repaired with minimal disturbance - these include joists, lintels, tie-beams, rafters, bressumers, wall plates, posts, wind turbine blades, flag poles, glulam beams. For more information about Structural Timber Resin Repairs see references. Consider subscribing to our free publication, Timber Repair Review - click here to preview Issue 1.
- Rotted ends in the wall or mid-sections, in beams, rafters,joists & plates - solution: Timber-Resin Splice - Patented TRS method
- Holes and voids - solution: Filling & Longitudinal Dowel Fixing - Strength upgrade method
- Splits along the grain - solution: Filling, Cross Grain Dowel Fixing, Crack Injection - Shakes & Splits method
- Bowed, sagging or cracked through beams - solution: Beam Upgrading - Strength upgrade method
- Rotted ends in the wall, but very restricted access - solution: Poured Epoxy Resin - Shutter box methods
- Rot in frames & posts - solution: Filling and Dowel Fixing - Timber frame repair methods
- Rot and insect attack
- solution: Drill and Inject - Boron treatment methods
- Need to prove the strength of a repair? - solution: our same day Design & Calculation service
- Need to prove the strength of a part of the building? - solution: our Independent Engineer
- Want
to use a Specialist Contractor for a repair - solution: our Independent Contractor
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- Training Course - self service rot repair
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- Yes, you can repair and save joists, lintols, carrier beams, flitch beams, tie beams, rafters, 'A' frames, trusses, ridge boards, wall plates, timber frames, posts, door frames and window frames