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Arched Timbers and Finials for Church Interior Ceiling & Walls.
First Presbyterian Church - Navasota, TX
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The First Presbyterian Church of Navasota needed custom heavy timber trusses to restore their fire-damaged church. The post & beam church, originally built in 1894, was registered as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. We matched the original trusses by using douglas fir timbers. For the curved braces, glue-laminated timbers were used. We worked with Guide One Taylor Ball Construction, engineers Dufresne-Henry and MBC Management, engineers.

All of our frames are handcrafted to meet exact project requirements, and we enjoy working with our clients to make sure the details - from design to finish - are just right. Let our in-house design and engineering team design the perfect heavy timber truss for your project!

Click on the following links to view .pdf's of the framing plans, or scroll down to see more pictures. A 3D rotatable file of our frame can also be downloaded from this page. You may need to download an o2c viewer. It will take a minute to do, but it will be worth it! Click here to download the o2c Viewer

 
Framing Plan

Bent Profiles

Joint Details

3d Rotatable Frame
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The Church after the Fire The first new heavy timber truss
The Church After the Fire The First New Timber Truss
Heavy timber modified hammer beam / scissor truss flying Timber Joint Detail
Modified Heavy Timber Hammer Beam / Scissor Truss Flying Timber Joint Detail
The  complete timber frame. Ached Heavy Timber Church Truss
The Complete Rebuilt Timber Frame Notice the frame we matched against the burnt wall.
Finished Church with Timber Trusses & Roof System Arched Hammer Beams Against a White Plaster Wall
The Finished Church with Timber Trusses Arched Hammer Beams Against A White Plaster Wall
Curved Timber Church Beams Finished Church with Curved Beams
A Picture of the Trusses from the Top Plate Finished Church with Curved Beams
   
 
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