Canadian Timberframes Ltd.

Canadian Timberframes Ltd. Canadian Timberframes produces North America’s premier timber frame homes. Quality and service are our highest priority. We are passionate about our work.

Located in the heart of the Rockies, along the Trans-Canada corridor means easy access to the most sought after wood on the planet -interior douglas fir. We produce North America’s premier timber frame homes; and ship across Canada & the United States! Canadian Timberframes has built a premier design & manufacturing reputation in the timber frame industry over the past 20+ years in business. These

priorities are achieved by using our extensive experience in timber selection & processing by utilizing today's leading design software, manufacturing equipment and by employing knowledgeable professionals at every stage of development. The Canadian Timber frame philosophy has always been to provide our clients with personal timely service, attention to detail, outstanding quality and exceptional value.

Resting on 1,717 acres of Colorado ranch land, this home at Marabou Ranch near Steamboat Springs doesn't compete with it...
06/16/2026

Resting on 1,717 acres of Colorado ranch land, this home at Marabou Ranch near Steamboat Springs doesn't compete with its surroundings — it belongs to them.

The pale rock, antique timber, and open sightlines carry the landscape straight through the design. CTF supplied the timber frame with an oxford opaque antique finish, T&G in russet brown, and the R-50 roof system.

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Architect: Joe Patrick Robbins & Associates

Builder: Sweet Homes of Colorado

06/11/2026

One facility. Every stage of production, under one roof.

From raw material to finished timber, our integrated process ensures every component meets the highest standard before it ever reaches your build site. It’s this level of control and precision that allows us to craft the exceptional luxury homes our clients expect.

Connect with us through the link in our bio to discuss your next project.

When looking into timber frame homes, many buyers come across the word "kit"—a term that varies widely from one business...
06/05/2026

When looking into timber frame homes, many buyers come across the word "kit"—a term that varies widely from one business to another and rarely sets the right expectations.

It suggests something flat-pack, pre-cut, and ready to assemble. In practice, every manufacturer defines their packages differently. For many buyers, understanding what's actually included and how it affects the quote can be the difference between a smooth build and an unexpected budget gap.

Knowing what sits inside the package, what sits outside it, and how the scope can be layered is what lets you read a quote accurately, and plan your project with confidence.

We've put together a full breakdown on our website. Link in the comments.
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Who’s hitting the links this summer? ⛳ This is the Clubhouse in Calgary, Alberta — at over 25,000 sq. ft., it blends ca...
06/05/2026

Who’s hitting the links this summer? ⛳

This is the Clubhouse in Calgary, Alberta — at over 25,000 sq. ft., it blends casual luxury with an approachable, exciting, and family-friendly atmosphere. Floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed timber trusses bring natural light and warmth into a clean, contemporary interior, with patios overlooking the golf course.

For this project, CTF manufactured the timber components with a storm grey antique finish and custom metal connectors.

Architect: Davignon Martin Architecture
Structural Engineer: Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd.

See more through the link in our bio.

One of the most common sources of delay and rework in custom home projects? Not bringing the right people in early enoug...
06/02/2026

One of the most common sources of delay and rework in custom home projects? Not bringing the right people in early enough.

Knowing when to engage each part of your team isn't just a scheduling question—it has real implications for design feasibility, material integration, and budget. We asked Jason Bailey, Principal Architect and Co-Owner at TMS Architects & Interiors, when a timber manufacturer should join the process.

"Clients ask this a lot: when should certain people be brought on? And I always say as early as possible, general contractors included... . The sooner we can bring all of the experts in along that path, the better informed the design can be."
— Jason Bailey, Principal Architect & Co-Owner, TMS Architects and Interiors

Early involvement means design intent is understood before decisions become hard to undo. For timber specifically, it means that structural requirements, material choices, and component integration are considered from the start—not retrofitted on-site.

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2108 Highway 95 South
Golden, BC
V0A1L0

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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