1. Floor Faming Wall Framing

2. Mud Sill

4. Floor Joist System
Girder

7. DIMENSIONAL LUMBER

8. MATERIALS
Surface dry means less than 19 moisture content

9. ENGINEERED WOOD PRODUCTS APA

10. GLUELAMS

11. GLUELAMS

13. GLUELAMS

14. MATERIALS
I JOISTS (TJI)
VIDEO

15. MATERIALS
VIDEO

16. POST AND BEAM

20. Simpson Strong Tie

21. 1 1/8”

23. PLYWOOD T&G DECKING
PLYWOOD T&G DECKING

24. 1 1/8 PLYWOOD FOR RADIANT FLOOR HEAT

25. Framing
Steel & concrete, Heavy timber-Post & Beam, or wood stud framing ALL USE:
Beams and (joists or truss) support for floors
Girders (bigger beams) support other beams help breaking the spans
Columns open up space in the building (posts) hold up girders & beams

27. WALL FRAMING

28. RESIDENTIAL LIGHT FRAMING (OLD SCHOOL)
Standard Wall Construction
Single Bottom (Sole) Plate
Double Top Plate
Studs 16” O.C.
Trimmers under sill
Triple corner studs
U-Channel for Interior Partition
Solid Headers

29. ADVANCED FRAMING Single Bottom & Top Plates Joists align with studs
No headers on non-bearing walls
No cripples under window openings
Raised heel at rafter /wall connection
Single stud rough openings
Two stud corners
Single Headers

42. Framing members of walls line up with ceiling joists & rafters typ.
Point Loading is when…
Framing members of walls line up with ceiling joists & rafters typ.

43. Brick Veneer Enclosure
(on stud wall)
AIR GAP

44. Walls Held Together w/Sheathing

46. Hold Downs
Purpose to keep shear wall from tipping over by holding wall down in seismic event

47. GARAGE OPENING

48. Animation for how earthquakes and hurricanes affect your house www
Animation for how earthquakes and hurricanes affect your house Manufactures site part of “Simpson Strong Ties” web site for their fasteners/connectors TEXT p *

49. A Rain Screen Wall
Animated
From Fine Homebuilding
February/March 2001

50. Rain Screen