These construction calculators, span charts, building code requirements, and tutorials focus on information useful for the both the experienced framing carpenter and the do-it-yourself homeowner.
Calculators – these advanced construction calculators feature ease of use, automatic firing, reduced keystrokes, and reliable formulas proven in the field.
Building Codes – this collection of building code requirements and span charts is based on the 2012 International Residential Code. It simplifies the complicated nature of the complicated government document.
Learning Center – features the crew at Scott’s Framing as they embark on projects as complex and projects as simple as they get.
What is Framing?
Framing involves constructing the basic structural skeleton for a building. The process begins by connecting a treated board to a foundation or slab of some sorts and ends with the installation of the windows and exterior doors. Framing carpenters get their skills from on the job experience. They are skilled with installing treated mud sills, girders, floor joists, sub-flooring, studs, jacks, headers, wall plates, ceiling joists, tray ceilings, rafters, hips, valleys, and cornice.
They also find themselves in situations when they are asked to fill in for missing contractors such as roofers, concrete professionals, trim carpenters, and pretty much anything else that needs to be done.
Vince Scott