wood-framed

Does all this mean that wood-framed houses are a thing of the past?

The new design will have bay windows and wood-framed doors.

The living room had wood-framed windows on three sides, looking out onto English gardens.

The front of the yellow, wood-framed house sustained the most damage.

Traditional Vancouver houses are wood-framed and set in large gardens.

It replaced a large, wood-framed building that was destroyed in a fire.

An earlier, wood-framed trading post/administration building on the same site burned in the late 1980s.

Two years later they built a two-story wood-framed house on their farm.

A for-sale sign was in front of the small, wood-framed home.

The top portion of the home was wood-framed and most heavily damaged.

Just the big, wood-framed swing, a little the worse for wear, but still there after all this time.

The same treatments can be used on wood-framed windows.

Two of the three wood-framed buildings in the fire have been termed a total loss, the Commissioner said.

Thanks to large, wood-framed mirrors, the only wall decorations, every seat has a view of the water.

This place is wood-framed and wed better have water buckets ready in case they get through.

Her rented house, like most of the others on her street, was wood-framed and old.

Yet the completed steel-framed house looks just like its wood-framed neighbors.

The house's is a wood-framed dwelling resting on a high stone foundation.

Of course the wood-framed windows are not just there to impress passersby.

Perhaps just as important, the wood-framed sections would not rust away in the salt ocean air.

She picked up a wood-framed square from a heap of sawdust.

He pulls over to the curb in front of a large three-story wood-framed house.

It is a two-story wood-framed vernacular building built about 1827 with Federal details.

And even inside, many of the modern amenities are shielded by traditional wood-framed doors.

Families stay for a week in wood-framed tent cabins.