Transcription of Ten Rules for Framing - Fine Homebuilding
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Ten Rules for Framing - Fine Homebuilding
Guidelines for working efficientlyand knowing howgood is good enoughBY LARRY HAUNR ules for FramingHauling lumber fromplace to place is time-consuming and hard onyour body. Make it easieron yourself every chanceyou get, and start by hav-ing the folks at the lum-beryard do their sure lumber arriveson the truck stacked inthe order it will be don t want to movehundreds of wall studs toget to your plate stock,for instance. And floorjoists go on top of floorsheathing, not the other way around. When it s time for the delivery, unload the build-ing materials as close as possible to where they willbe used. Often lumber can be delivered on a boomtruck, so stacks of lumber can be placed right upon the deck or on a simple structure built flushalongside the the material is delivered, don t move it anymore than you need to. Cut studs, plywood, andanything else you can right on thestack. If you do have tomove wood, plan sothat you have to moveit only 2x4sright on the Framing on topWall Framing in middleRoofframing onbottomt was a coincidence that another con-tractor and I began Framing housesnext door to one another on the sameday.
anything else you can right on the stack. If you do have to move wood, plan so that you have to move it only once. ... needs lots of short stock for blocking; take your bowed material and cut it into crip-ples, headers, and blocks. ... and money when framing, don’t think about the electri-cal work, the plumbing, the
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