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The 22 pages that link to Timber framing, each with the reason it gives.

• TimberRelated: It uses posts and beams to carry building loads.

• Neolithic architectureRelated: Timber frames provided an alternative to masonry in regions with abundant wood.

• Wood grainRelated: Builders account for grain direction when sizing members and placing connections.

• PagodaRelated: Many East Asian pagodas rely on a timber frame rather than load-bearing masonry walls.

• Post-and-lintel constructionRelated: Timber posts and beams extend the same support arrangement with lighter, often more flexible members.

• AdzeRelated: An adze can flatten and fit timber surfaces during frame construction.

• Architecture of the Song dynastyRelated: Song buildings relied on timber frames rather than load-bearing exterior walls.

• Trestle bridgeRelated: Traditional trestles use timber frames to support bridge decks.

• Architecture of the United KingdomRelated: It shaped many surviving medieval houses and halls, especially where timber was plentiful.

• Architecture of TurkeyRelated: Timber framing underlies many traditional houses in Anatolian towns and Ottoman cities.

• KapellbrückeRelated: The bridge’s wooden structure depends on connected timbers spanning the river.

• Pinus taedaRelated: Loblolly pine lumber is used in framing because it is widely available and workable.

• SteepleRelated: Timber framing has supported many historic steeples and their heavy roofs.