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Western Wood Structures
offers custom designed timber shelters to accommodate various user needs and any
architectural/site requirements. Popular styles include hex-shaped,
octagonal-shaped, or rectangular-shaped shelters. Columns can either be treated
glulam or steel. Glulam roof beams can be straight or curved. The
size of the shelter is determined by the purchaser. All shelters are
custom designed and fabricated to requirements of the local building codes.
 Download Pre-engineered Shelter Spec Data Sheet
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The heavy timber trusses for this visitor's center kiosk were
prefabricated and assembled in our shop.
Notice the unique, salmon shaped truss connector plates.
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Lloyd Knox Park
McKenzie Bridge, Oregon
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Emmaus Church
Cornelius, Oregon
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This low-rise 52' x 76' rectangular shelter was designed
and installed by WWS. Galvanized tube steel columns support the peaked and
cambered roof beams and 2"
T/G decking completes the roof system.
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WWS designed and supplied the components for this
shelter at the Oregon Garden. The lumber is Western Red Cedar and the embedded columns were
treated to extend the service life.
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Children's Garden
Silverton, Oregon
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Cemetery Shelter
Portland, Oregon
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This attractive low-rise shelter features peaked
and cambered glulam beams and 3 x 6 T/G laminated decking. WWS installed this
structure.
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This
unique shelter is situated at one end of a pedestrian bridge which was also
designed and supplied by WWS.
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Funabashi Bridge Shelter
Funabashi, Japan
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Ibach Park
Tualatin, Oregon
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The
glulams used in the roof structure of this park shelter were fabricated in the
WWS shop and then pressure treated for a long service
life.
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WWS
supplied the heavy timber framing system for this project in Alaska. The
sawn members were fabricated and test fit prior to shipment to Alaska.
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Irene Ingle Library
Wrangell, Alaska
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