Hammerbeam roof
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The restored new hammerbeam roof in the Great Hall at Stirling Castle.
Hammerbeam ceiling, carved in oak by Patrick Keely at St. Mary - St. Catherine of Siena Parish (Charlestown, MA).
Hammerbeam roof is a type of wooden roof. It was used in the gothic architecture.
Hammerbeam Roof Media
Illustration of a single hammer-beam truss. The collar-braces (c) join to the hammer posts on the bottom and collar beam on top. Chambers 1908
Interior of the Middle Temple hall in London, showing its double-hammerbeam roof
A modern hammerbeam roof at Windsor Castle
Hammerbeam used inside a modern timber frame residence
A false hammerbeam roof, Angel's roof, St Mary's Church, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
A false hammerbeam roof in the Great Hall of Eltham Palace, England
The hammerbeam elements in Bristol's Temple Meads station are purely decorative, not structural.
