This historic corn crib and wagon shed had fallen into disrepair. FHTC stabilized the structure on a new foundation, repaired the timber framing, replaced the siding and roof, enclosed the drive bay with timber framed doors, and added a shed addition to house the Client's wood drying kiln.
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When We Began We Had to Stabilize the Frame From Collapse and Protect the Site from the Strong Storms that Spring
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Frame Rigged and Lifted -- Foundation Piers Formed
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Frame Now Sits on Concrete Piers Awaiting Timber Frame Restoration and Modification -- Final Foundation Will be Monolithic Pour
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Crib Now Sits on a New Foundation and Addition Frame Has Been Raised.
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New Lean-To Addition Framing Matches Historic Joinery in Original Frame
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Traditional Heavy Framed Doors Enclose the Crib's Drive Bay
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Lean-To Doors Match Drive Bay Doors on a Smaller Scale
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We Fabricate and Install Custom Heavy-Duty Cane Bolt Latches to Provide Substantial Security
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Interior Detail of Heavy Traditional Framed Doors
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Corn Crib Adaptively Reused -- Ready for Centuries More Service
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