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# Oregon Timber Frame Boosts Production with Major Expansion
- URL: https://www.industrialbriefs.com/oregon-timber-frame-boosts-production-with-major-expansion/
- Published: 2026-05-29T15:01:06.000Z
- Updated: 2026-06-06T01:11:49.000Z
- Description: Oregon Timber Frame has expanded its Selkirk facilities, boosting production capacity to 5,000 home kits annually, with plans to increase to 9,000. This expansion reflects a growing trend towards sustainable timber frame construction.
- Author: IndustrialBriefs
- Tags: construction, sustainability, manufacturing, #enriched

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Oregon Timber Frame, owned by home builder Barratt Redrow, has completed a significant factory expansion at its Selkirk headquarters, culminating a £25 million investment program. This development is set to boost the company's production capacity to 5,000 home kits annually and aims to increase further to 9,000 kits over the next few years.

**What Happened**  
Oregon Timber Frame, acquired by [Barratt Redrow](https://www.industrialbriefs.com/gbr-price-group-expands-with-barclays-financial-backing/) in 2022, recently completed the final phase of its factory expansion in Selkirk. The north factory extension, opened in October 2025, expanded the building's square footage by 65% to 69,000 square feet. Additionally, the south factory's expansion added 50% more space, increasing it to 25,000 square feet. These expansions, complemented by the installation of two new automated panel lines, have raised the production capacity from 3,500 to 5,000 timber frame house kits per year. The company plans to ramp up its production to 9,000 kits annually within the next two to three years. The expansion is expected to create 50 new manufacturing roles and up to 30 additional support positions, boosting production capacity by 43% once recruitment is complete.

**Why It Matters for the AECM Industry**  
The expansion of Oregon Timber Frame's facilities is a strategic move in the construction sector, reflecting an increasing demand for timber frame construction. This approach significantly reduces embodied carbon emissions and on-site waste, aligning with sustainable construction practices. For AECM professionals, this expansion highlights the growing trend towards automated manufacturing processes, which can lead to cost efficiencies and reduced project timelines. With major developers like [Barratt Redrow](https://www.industrialbriefs.com/hitachi-and-volvo-forge-path-to-zero-emission-construction/) embracing timber frame systems, the shift could influence supply chain dynamics and labor market trends, particularly in regions where timber frame construction is gaining traction.

**What's Next**  
As Oregon Timber Frame gears up to reach its production target of 9,000 home kits annually, the industry should watch for further investments in automation and workforce training. The company's focus on expanding its capacity underscores a broader industry trend towards sustainable building practices. Professionals in the AECM sector should monitor how these developments might affect market competition and regulatory standards, especially as ti