A complete guide to framing for both the novice and experienced carpenter
Item #: 260-9014-07
ISBN: 0876290144
ISBN13: 9780876290149
Author: Scot Simpson Publisher: RS Means Manufacturer: RS Means Company Manufacturer Item #: 9780876290149 Format: Paperback
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This straightforward, easy-to-learn method will help framers, carpenters, and
handy homeowners build their skills in rough carpentry and framing. Shows how to
frame all the parts of a house: floors, walls, roofs, door & window
openings, and stairs – with hundreds of color photographs and drawings that
show every detail. The book gives beginners all the basics they
need to go from zero framing knowledge to a journeyman level, and it provides
valuable tips and tables for the experienced carpenter.
Start with the basics. The book begins with types of lumber,
nails, and what tools are needed, followed by detailed, fully illustrated steps
for framing each building element – from planning and layout through specific
nailing patterns. Framer-Friendly Tips throughout
the book show how to get a task done right – and more easily.
The book also includes:
Advanced framing topics for complex walls, roofs, and stairs – shown
step by step for a clear understanding.
Essential details, such as how to install window flashing and pre-hung or
sliding glass doors.
The latest building code requirements (including earthquake and hurricane
construction).
New materials like composite wood products.
Time-saving methods for taking measurements and figuring rafter lengths
and angles.