Framing and Structural Carpentry
Framing and Structural Carpentry
Framing and Structural Carpentry is the construction of timber members that support a building's floors, walls, or roof. Posts, beams, studs, joists, and rafters form interconnected systems for carrying loads. Framing and Structural Carpentry combines layout, cutting, connections, and assembly, with the arrangement of openings, supports, and bracing determining how the structural framework relates to the building's rooms and enclosure.
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Groundwork and Structural Building Stages
Ground preparation, foundations, concrete elements, and framing establish the physical support and shape of a building. Floor, wall, and roof assemblies connect these systems into a structural enclosure, with setting out, connections, and coordination between trades affecting how the separate stages fit together.
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