[Bell Historians] Request for help, modern timber frame

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In a message dated 06/03/2009 09:06:23 GMT Standard Time,  
andrew.higson at HqHjVTvujpn6FJEflVK8PFyAlTtSzJ0tQPKxwZd9ms7PbqG_nPT8Lp6rULRgwkAqVFf9DagX5xs8rmFYMcdpAWf7sOBKRj7q.yahoo.invalid writes:

Peterport  was a timber frame – 1994. I’m sure there are more recent ones by 
other  contractors.


We made a simple timber 2-bell frame for Upton Noble in 2001. Not a  
conventional bellframe as such as it had to replicate the previous frame which  now 
rests about 4 feet above (supported by the new frame). It houses two bells  hung 
for swing chiming.
 
Matthew
 
Matthew Higby  & Company Ltd,
Church Bell Engineers,
6 Hill  View,
Timsbury,
Bath,
BA2 0EL.
Tel: 01761  233757
www.bell-hangers.com
           
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