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TYPES OF FRAMING - Construction Knowledge.net
www.constructionknowledge.netsame as for balloon-frame construction. HEAVY FRAMING Heavy-frame buildings are more permanent, and are normally used for warehouses and shops. Heavy framing is seldom used in TO construction. Figure 6-3, page 6-4, shows the details of heavy framing. Heavy framing consists of framing members at least 6 inches in dimension (timber construction).
Eaves Detail - Construction Studies Q1 - Home
constructionstudiesq1.weebly.comTruss Roofs are used very commonly in construction today. They are suitable for large spans, often in excess of 7 metres. Trusses are designed and made specifically for the structure they will roof. The size of the timber used in a truss will depend on the slope and the span of the roof it is being made for. The roof shown above has
Technology and skills in the Construction Industry
assets.publishing.service.gov.ukconstruction at around £1.5bn, with a potential to achieve as much as £6bn. Projections for 2013 (developed in 2009) suggest the current value of the sector as likely to be 7 per ... Scotland is recognised as a major hub of timber frame assembly (most notably in the house-building sector), along with parts of Wales; a large . ...
High risk construction work Safe Work method statement ...
www.safework.nsw.gov.auconstruction and installed in accordance with the specific design. • Timber joist will be installed on top of bearers from below and be spaced at 400 mm centres. • Ply sheets will be laid progressively in front of the worker, and a minimum of 1800 mm will be maintained if no edge protection is in place.
TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION - Minnesota
dps.mn.govType IV Type IV (H.T.) IV (2HH) 2 4 III Heavy Timber Type V-A Type V-1 Hr V (111) 7 5-A VI-1 Hr. Protected Combustible Type V-B Type V-N V (000) 8 5-B VI-unp. Unprotected Combustible IBC/IFC – International Building Code / International Fire Code UBC/UFC – Uniform Building Code / Uniform Fire Code