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WOOD FRAME AND LIGHT RC CONSTRUCTION
2. WOOD FRAME AND LIGHT RC
CONSTRUCTION
2.1 TYPES OF WOOD
FRAMING
Girts are framed into the corner posts at the second story level joists as well as to brace
the whole frame. The girts which support the floor joist are called drop girts; those parallel
to the joists are called raised or flush girts. The studs run from sill to girt and from girt to
roof plate. Diagonal braces run from sill to corner posts and from the corner posts to the
roof plate. This type of construction is more rigid than the balloon frame.
This is the type of framing used in the Philippines in which the floor joists are
Types of Wood Framing
Systems 2.1 carried by girders, and the roof trusses or rafters by girts which frame into the
Joints & Splicing posts. Studs rest on floor sills and extend up the girder or girt in every floor.
Timber Connectors
Isolated Footings
Paving and Slab on Grade
Floor Finish
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Wood Floor Framing
System & Floor Finishes
Wall Framing System &
Wall Finishes
Ceiling Framing System &
Ceiling Finishes
Wood Roof Framing
System & Roofing
Wood Stairs
Doors & Door Hardware
Windows & Window
Hardware
Miscellaneous
2.2 JOINTS AND SPLICING
2.2.1 TYPES OF WOOD JOINTS
1. Plain Joint (Lap Joint). The plain joint is used in very hasty construction for temporary
framing and is made by lapping one piece over the other and nailing then together. It is not
a very strong joint.
Stop Chamfer
Easement
Joggle
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Eased Edge
Types of Wood Framing Dap
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Joints & Splicing 2.2 CHAMFER
Timber Connectors
Isolated Footings
Paving and Slab on Grade
Floor Finish
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Wood Floor Framing
System & Floor Finishes
Wall Framing System &
Wall Finishes
Ceiling Framing System &
Ceiling Finishes
Wood Roof Framing
System & Roofing
Wood Stairs
Doors & Door Hardware
Windows & Window
Hardware
Miscellaneous
5. Mortise and Tenon Joint. This type of joint is used for building wooden
framework where great strength and rigidity are all important. It is made by
cutting a hole or mortise in one piece and a tenon or tongue in the second piece
to fit the hole in the other. The tenon may extend fully through the other piece or
only part of the way.
Mortise
Types of Wood Framing 1. Scabbed or Fished Splice. Two pieces of timber are squared at their
Systems
Joints & Splicing 2.2
ends and fitted together. Two short wood pieces called scabs or metal
Timber Connectors plates called fishplates are fastened on either side of the pieces to be
Isolated Footings
Paving and Slab on Grade joined. The scabs or fishplates serve to keep the splice straight and to
Floor Finish prevent buckling.
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Wood Floor Framing
System & Floor Finishes
Wall Framing System &
Wall Finishes
Ceiling Framing System &
Ceiling Finishes
Wood Roof Framing Scabs or Fish Plates
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Wood Stairs
Doors & Door Hardware
Windows & Window
Hardware
Miscellaneous
2. Halved Splice. The halved splice is better for direct compression, and
when combined with scabs or fishplates, may be used where there is
some tension. This splice is made by cutting half the thickness of each
piece to the required length and putting the halved sections together.
6”
Concrete footing: provide in high traffic areas or
gravel under footing if over expansive soil
frost depth is deeper than Compacted subgrade
footing or undisturbed soil
Wood Frame & Light RC Brick or concrete
Construction
2.0 RIGID BASE
Paving unit set vertically pavers
on mortar bed; unit may ¾” (19) bituminous
Types of Wood Framing
extend up to ½ of paver setting bed
Systems
height to form curb
Joints & Splicing 4” to 6” (100-150)
Timber Connectors
Concrete footing concrete slab
Isolated Footings
Paving and Slab on Grade 2.5 Compacted aggregate,
Floor Finish 2x, 4x or 6x pressure- if required
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2” (51) layer of wood TURF PAVER
Wood Floor Framing Turf block
System & Floor Finishes chips, crushed stone or
Wall Framing System & pea gravel
Topsoil mix for grass or
Wall Finishes 2” (51) base of soil- ground cover
Ceiling Framing System & cement mixture or
Ceiling Finishes 2” (51) and setting bed
crushed stone
Wood Roof Framing
System & Roofing 2x2 or 2x4 pressure-
Wood Stairs treated wood stakes, 24” 2”-6” (51-150)
Doors & Door Hardware (610) long @3’ to 4’ (915 compacted
Windows & Window to 1220) oc. aggregate
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2.5.2 CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE
Concrete slabs on grade require the support of a level, stable, uniformly dense or
properly compacted soil base containing no organic matter. When placed over soil
of low bearing capacity or expansive soils, a concrete ground slab must be
designed as a mat or raft foundation, which requires professional analysis and
design by a qualified structural engineer. 4” (100) minimum slab thickness; thickness
required depends on expected use and load
conditions
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Welded wire fabric reinforcement set at or slightly
above the mid-depth of the slab controls thermal
Types of Wood Framing stresses, shrinkage cracking and slight differential
Systems movement in the soil bed; a grid of reinforcing bars
Joints & Splicing may be required for slabs carrying heavier-than-
Timber Connectors normal floor loads
Isolated Footings Concrete additives can increase surface hardness
Paving and Slab on Grade 2.5 and abrasion resistance
Floor Finish
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The American Concrete Institute recommends a 2”
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(51) layer of sand be placed over the moisture barrier
Wood Floor Framing to absorb excess water from the concrete during
System & Floor Finishes curing
Wall Framing System &
Wall Finishes 6-mil (0.15 mm) polyethylene moisture barrier
Ceiling Framing System &
Ceiling Finishes Base course of gravel or crushed stone to prevent the
Wood Roof Framing capillary rise of groundwater, 4” (100) minimum
System & Roofing
Wood Stairs
Doors & Door Hardware Stable, uniformly dense soil base; compaction may
be required to increase soil stability, loadbearing
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capacity and resistance to water penetration
Hardware
Miscellaneous
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Three types of joints are done in order to accommodate movement in the plane of a
concrete slab on grade;
1. Isolation Joints – often called
expansion joints, allow movement to
occur between a concrete slab and
adjoining columns and walls of a building.
TYPES
OF
TRUSSES
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Panel Length
Peak
BATTEN SEAM
ROOFING
2”X2” WOOD
BATTENS AT
14” O.C.
2”X4” CLEAT
Construction
2.0 BATTENS AT
14” O.C.
6mm X 32mm
ANGULAR FRAME