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    Light WoodFraming

    Two developments in the late 18th

    century had a major impact on thepopularity and propagation of light

    wood framing systems in North America:

    1) Sawing techniques

    2) Fastening systems

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    The band saw, invented in about 1807 in the United States,

    permitted the processing of much larger timber.

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    Prior to about the late 18th century, all nails

    were hand-forged, and consequently veryexpensive to produce. In fact, buildingswere burnt down to recover nails pullingthe nails would have damaged them.

    The nails usually were square in cross-

    section and tapered in all directions as aresult of the forging process.

    Around about 1780, a more

    automated method was developed,where nails were cutor shearedfrom asheet of iron (and later steel).

    The nails produced were moreconsistent in shape, though the

    process was still quite labour intensive.

    They were rectangular in section, buttwo sides were parallel, determined by

    the thickness of the sheet from whichthey were sheared.

    It was not until about 1890 that nails were

    produced from round wires as they are today, hencethe term wire-cut nails, at a fraction of the cost.

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    Light Wood Framing

    Techniques

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    2 x 6

    2 x 4 2 x 3 2 x 2

    2 x 8

    2 x 10

    2 x 12

    2"

    2"

    2"

    2" 2" 2" 2"

    [ 51mm ]

    [ 51mm ]

    [ 51mm ]

    [ 51mm ] [ 51mm ] [ 51mm ] [ 51mm ]

    2"

    3"

    4"

    6"

    8"

    10"

    12"

    [51mm]

    [76mm]

    [102mm]

    [152mm

    ]

    [203mm]

    [254mm]

    [305mm]

    2 x 6

    2 x 4 2 x 3 2 x 2

    2 x 8

    2 x 10

    2 x 12

    1 1/2" 1 1/2" 1 1/2" 1 1/2"

    [ 38mm ] [ 38mm ] [ 38mm ] [ 38mm ]

    51/2"

    71/4"

    91/4"

    111/4"

    [140mm

    ]

    [184mm]

    [235mm]

    [286mm]

    1 1/2"

    1 1/2"

    1 1/2"

    [ 38mm ]

    [ 38mm ]

    [ 38mm ]

    11/2"

    21/2"

    31/2"

    [38mm]

    [64mm]

    [89mm]

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    Floor framing

    Floor framing Floor framing

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    Floor framing Floor framing

    Floor framing

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    Joists on top of

    foundation wall

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    Cantilevered

    framing

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    cross-bracing &

    bridging

    solid bridging cross bracing

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    Wall framing

    Platform framing

    Wall framing Wall framing

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    Wall framing

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    Climate data for

    selected locations

    in Canada

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