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ete 7 JOISTS v-TRUSSES 7 WALLS “\ ¥ AND MORE Estimating Materials Contin ear Feet a rat Fest. a Wl ncn en Rod. i Selecting Lumber ‘Selesting Dirensiane! Lambe. Selecting Sheathira anc Sune Panals SSectng Crgincered Lumb nn Nails Holding Power of Nate Prournatic Nae Gale Nas nnn Auninum and Staniess Nang Rules of Tram Framing Connectors Hangers f° Sols Woe Jota... \Wocd Hoist Hangers 7 Floors: Dimensional Lumber Jost Dept. a Doig Las fer Flor cost. Joist Spacing an . Joist Spar Tables... Framing Petals, Lod Pats 19 20 20 29 20 2 oa 28 Foote O20 non Cartier Fens... Floors: Subflooring SUbLOOF SpA mann ene Fastening Suotloot Pénee on Floors: Wood I-Joists ong end Notehing Heit let Bearing nmin Temporary Brae g 101 HO 88 nn ist Load Patrs Floor Oparines Cenilesered Hoste Floors: Trusses Truss Types Hndling Tasue Instaling Floor Tus Brazing Foor Tes05nns nn Fire Stepping for Foor Tass. Walls Stud Spacing Te Paton Mouirum Stud Lergthe, Notching and Boing Suds avd Pia (Comer Stud Wa racing 2 26 se 3c at a1 31 88 96 96 Headers. Fe Stopping Dots er Walle Roofs: Dimensional Lumber efter Leads Common Rafter Spans... Hi and Waly Raftors ao Refer Besting ‘Structural Bracing. Resed Rater Plate oon lacking for Ed Root. ret ~ Rood Oper on Shed Dormers enna Roofs: Wood |-Beams ‘Stctursl Ridge Required... Eaves Comectlans nanan Beam Ovarhangs sonore Tenporary Bracing for Beams, Roots: Trusses T8s Types Handing and Storing Trees. Bracing Raot Tuseo6. Fiogyback Tse. 48 48 48 52 52 58 58 38 ST 58 st 22 8 ee 68 68 98 73 Seismic and Wind Bracing ‘heat Wal ‘nchoving 9 Foundstons Stach Wall Consens Roo! Connect Energy Tight Details Seal -h0 RM Parton Chomes. Sealing ree Ws Sealing Sentvers Sealng Saloon Fred Wale Seating Ping Projection. Cathecal Celing Options Steel in Wood Frames Struc Steal Headers nu Steclo-Stee! Conneeions Steakto- Concrete Canestions Steslo-Weod Comecticns, Fitch, ‘Span Tables st Speer ne . Hse" Spin nn - Reltar Saans ‘he Fs de Fig Estimating Materials Converting Linear Feet Figure 1 Linear Feet to Board-Feet Conversion ‘o Board-Feet | Conersion Factor Formula method. io Sind board fet, tet aaa mkipy the ntl length fin) by she | ne 50000 urinal Turnizer theses bythe width] ro 08867 fin ir}, and then divide the toral by | ec 19, Bor example: (1) Soff. Des = (80 2 7.00000 x 2x4) + 12 - $3.3 boardset | sce Ea T0000" Factor method. Akernatively, use the 33593 ‘eanserson factors in Figure 1 ry |= | Floors and Ceilings | ear aomatvemstos of ecuaing Boe Estimating Number of Jolsts (tee Oeepie Let a= aoe eeeer sae | Ty calelate the nusnber of joists, ase |_bO* the fermmulas shown in Figure 2 for the sprepriats an-ceater spacing, Lomber lengchs stould be ssuliples of Estimating Rim Joists the o. spacing. Fur example, use 12s, 164, 20s, ete, foF L6-in. oc. joist spac ing. Depending om the length of the building, it may be mote efficient te count these individually, maxing lumber lengchs that break evenly om the joi. Remember to include tint stock in the total joist count, Rim jot stock i ea clated as falls Bunn gune Leseen Toe Essel eo aniag 2 Estimating Materials _ | 4 | | | | | | | To calculate tie, | sie te 4 es tats nr wee, | i i t ee | | ! j io. | | Leis Ht cua | er ‘TO — | err Estimating Subflooring “The most accurate metho of eotimar. ng is 10 graph sealed ines cover the floor plans in 4x8-ft, incre ments, Bor a quick alternative, caleu late as follow sng subtle + Foreach section of subfloor, square of ary jogs ar eantiieses from the ‘outside perimeter oa che plans to Farm one large pe-imeter rectangle + For sach section, multiply: the lenyth by the width of the perime- ter rectangle The sell Faig ‘+ Divide by 32 (ior 4x8 parels) RAWA.- Lexoris Wir Rememberto add couple oFsheets to the total panel count to accommodate ccunting ersur and waste, especialy i there are jogs in the floor alan Walls Estimating Plate Stock (Order yall plates ina quamniy thar’ at least finur times the total leygth oF the walls, On walls that ron in the some rection as the wusses or jolts, an additional plate is needed foe dryswall bucking at the ceiling. More will be needed to cover waste, miscellaneous backing, and continuous fire blocking, for walls over 8 high, For a sal house (ess chan 2,000 99 Fi) with L6-in. oe, Raming, order 1 save foreach in. #, ef wall flaming — booth inceri and exterior. For a larger onder 1.25 stuvs tor each lin, & of wall taming, hhouse framed 16 in, ou. Estimating Headers Tn a house with windows under 36 in, wide, use the flloning shortcuts For solid-sawn headers: 1) Count the numberof winders anc doors, cout French: dours or slide esas 2; 2) Diside by 3 and order char many 1ofooters, For doubled.2x headers: 1) Coun: the number of windows and Estimating Materials loans count French doors or std crs as 25 21 Multiply by 25 31 Divide by 3 and order that many Weivorers For extra lage or extra arcow win- sfons, calculate heades individually Estimating Wall Sheathing For rectangular wall areas: Wats Agra = ora Wat), Last Wau BewoHt SHEATHING (4X8 ANELS} = WALL Ales 1) Muliply the toad length of exteior ‘wall by the wall height to get cou val areas 2) Sabtrace the areas of major openings such a8 siders or large windows 31 Divide by 32 (for 4x8 panels Remember to account for gable-erd wal, For regular gables (same piteh both sides of ridge Muikiply span by total se, This gives yan the rotal for to gable-ends For irregular gables or single gable- end walls: 1) Nutiply total cun by total rise for cach gable onl 2) Divide by ‘Th Eze ie Fg 4 | | Estimating Materials Figure 3, Rater Line Length (L)Ratins Root COMLL = H/VLL Root COMLL = -H/VIL Pitch/t2 Ratio Ratio. —=_—Pitchv/12._—Ratlo Ratio + 1o0as 44167 a 1s019 4.8638 Tie Leora 197 Buea 15617 219186 1.4240 ‘a i.25¢0 1.8008 Die 0218 1.4265 By a7 1007 810308 1.4961 so 1901748418 Be 1oaiy_1adao Toe ses. 410541 __1.4690 Ti 1.8666 7.8869 aie tone _1.4@at Te 43865) 1.7088 519088 1740 12 1aiaa 1.7921 321000 1.4886 141.8366 1.8998 61.1180 15000 “ie 1687 19437 Tiare 1s144 11.808 ——a.0ete sagt? 1528 ease —_2saus 1178215462 ‘To convert Rafter Run to Line Lengtt: 1} Salar LL ato forgiven slog in rbla sey aby ai SS Sry Tet Rate Lanta rey SA / 11 Nutpy the hanzontal ong ot overhang bythe same LL rat 2 Addthis ogthang length othe alter LL tA ‘au siting te Ire ans eal prs, conv theron iin tare] lane esac Tine gh ee Steg one Bt oh uo 9 tne rt trina cama rs 18118 fA 1627 8 IE BEI oF 18 'L-SKin Round up to 20 toate ‘Tze Ge Framing Roots Estimating Rafter Length To find the Aull rafter ength, muleply the correct Inne eng rau in Figure 3 by the horizontal run of the rales This gives the net rater length, or ine length, fom top plate to rdge. Then add for the plumb cue ac the redge and overhang tw fird the fll rafter lenge. Estimating Number of Common Rafters To eakgulare the namier ef common tatters, use the formolas provided in Figuee 2 {page 2} for the approprist= lon cater spacing. Remereber to include ridge stock Estimating Hip and Valley Rafter Lengths To caleulate the Jength of each hin rafier, use the Hip/Valley LL ratio shin in Figure 3, Estimating Jack Rattors Eur a simple hip or valley each pair of jack rafters is equal in length to one eommon (one Jong jack + one short jack = one cumnmen} Estimating Materials Estimating Roof Sheathing ocr Agee PERucrEn Ws S IRAFTER LINE LaNGrE 1) Add oseraag distance 0 exterior swell eng 2) Multiply the eotal lenge of the perimeter (wal. length » overnang) by the safle line length (Figure 3) fo get tna) roo! area (om gable rools, don’t include the gable-end wall in che toca lengths, 5) Divide by 82 iin 448 prac), Calculate roof of diferent pitehes indivcally Remember to add a couple of sheets the tol to sceaunt for eon ad waste, ‘TEs aio Fig Selecting Lumber Selecting Dimensional Lumber Tis-Fie (Canssian}, Douglas Fie Larch, Heavkir, and Sothern Pine Dimensional lumber i diferemtated Cypieally pressure treated). Each by several species groups, The main api ro wb Wine spevies groups in the US. are Spruce= GF grades, bur unless otherwise Figure 4. Strength of Woed Design Values'’ for 2x8 (Nominal) Lumber Extrome Fiber Stress Modulus of Species Group Grade in Bending (Fb) Elasticity (&" | Dent Solect Strength 1.620 18 No. 1/No.2 1.020 18 NoS 570 14 SPF Select Streneth 1.500 15 No. No.2 4,050 14 No 509 12 _ Hem-Fir ‘Select Strength 7.860 17 No. 4/ No. 2 4.200 16 | Nod 309 14 oo ‘Select Swength 2.300 18 Not - 1,600 i No 4.900 16 No. 809 14 iin ci hn ait baa vl line Barker Aci Grose soma’ gala ees pane wo ew fose wow be oe ges onthe Saat Stet lios ung Soegerenar tess Meanaeteates eset irthactn won ated pepoten heal cl ee acne esata whee fics ho Eze Oe aig Selecting Lumber Figure 5, Predicted Shrinkage of Dimension Lumber | won Wome eos oe Se si 36" Ta eu Bine a Tg ote Fring nko hers pari sess ths sink Speinmendn nee nsonbeent Ack seape es speilicd, most fiaming lunber is 2, uP about 19%, Auythiag layer Uta a Lower grades may be allowed lorstuds 6x6 is generally not availible K-D, {Smid-Grade} and top plates (Unity Th a completed building, Gaming os) P e = eventually dries to an average of 63 to Stength values for these and other 11% moisture content, depending on Nomth American species and species climate. This drying causas the Tamer ‘groups are shown in Fignee 4. For co shrink across che grain: sarinkage convenience, che span tables in this along che grain is negligible. Figure 5 book (pages 94117) are Rated by shows the ceyree 0° shrinkage #9 Nat spscies group. Tf species ar group's sawn flaming lumber. Shrinkage in not listed in the chars, use the spars lange carrying beams ean cause one fosa species or group with che same or part of a house to settle more than higher Bb wsluc thers, causing, drywall cracks and other problems (Figure 6). Shrinkage However, using flush beams with Kihidried lusubey is stamped K-D hangers, or enginzered lumber or (lndried) or S$ Dry (surface ory}, steel, cam reduce the potential for and i shipped! with « moisture comtert shrinkage problems. If dimensional ‘ssl ai Fang

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