Tudor houses
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Building a Tudor house
1 Foundations
Tudor houses were built upon stone foundations that were inlaid into the ground and encircled by a raised step. The legs of the house’s frame would rest on the step, often slotting into preset holes.
2 Frame
Frames in Tudor houses were built out of wood in what is now referred to as a
