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WCD1 - Details for Conventional Wood Frame Construction

American Wood CouncilDETAILS FORCONVENTIONAL WOODFRAME CONSTRUCTIONA mericanForest &PaperAssociationCopyright 2001 American Forest & Paper AssociationAMERICAN FOREST & PAPER ASSOCIATION1 WOOD Construction DATA 1 Introduction .. 3 General 3 Grade Marking .. 3 Lumber Seasoning .. 4 TYPES OF Frame CONSTRUCTIONP latform Frame .. 4 Balloon Frame .. 5 Fastenings .. 5 Plank and Beam Construction .. 5 Truss-Framed Construction .. 5 foundations .. 5 Protection Against Termites andDecay .. 6 Floor 7 Firestopping .. 8 Draftstopping .. 8 Exterior Wall 8 Interior Partition 9 Framing Around Chimneys andFireplaces .. 9 Roof and Ceiling 10 Insulation and Vapor 11 Exterior Siding and Coverings .. 11 Flooring .. 12 Wood Decks.

Masonry Foundation Wall and Footing ..... 20 6a. Permanent Wood Foundation - Crawl ... duced maintenance costs and best performance of products. Recognizing that the term “should,” in practice, ... maintenance costs to the home owner, this publication states the procedure as it is to be illustrated in the house

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