House timbers are structural components of a house that provide support and stability. They are usually made of wood, and can include STUDS, joists, beams, and posts. STUDS are the vertical members of a frame that support the weight of the structure. Joists are horizontal members that span from wall to wall, providing support for floors and ceilings. Beams are large, strong pieces of timber that span across walls or joists, providing additional support. Posts are vertical members that support beams and joists. All of these components work together to form a strong, stable structure.