Home
|
About Us
|
Search:
Top 10 Benefits
Key Elements
The Advantages
Wood Products
Construction Process
Span Tables
Construction Details
Construction Images
Special Topics
Case Studies
Green Building
Resources
Premium Floor System
Construction Advantages
Architectural Appeal
Affordable Alternative
Reduced Flood Risk
Wood Framing Products
Preservative-Treated Wood Products
Wood Flooring
Wood-Frame Construction
Soils
Site Preparation
Site & Building Drainage
Design Loads
Crawlspace Design & Construction
Closed Crawl Spaces
Footings & Foundations
Floor Framing & Connections
Decks & Porches
Moisture Control
Termite-Resistant Framing
Pest Management
Fire Performance
Lumber Storage & Acclimation
Inspection & Maintenance
Links
Publications
Beams and Girders
Floor Joists and Trusses
Find Your Raised Floor Building Pro
Signup as a Building Pro
Construction Details
Figure
Title
1
Foundation + Flood Insurance
2
Typical Southern Pine Lumber Grade Marks
3
Unconditioned and Vented Crawlspace
4
Pest Barriers
5
Wall & Floor Framing at Fireplace
6
Wood Deck
7
Porch
8
Wind Loading
9
Typical Footings Types and Layouts
10
Pier or Foundation Wall Options by Footing Type
11
Interior Pier Detail
12
Framing Anchorage at Perimeter Pier
13
Pier-and-Beam with Brick Veneer
14
Poured Concrete Foundation Wall (Stem Wall)
15
Masonry Foundation Wall (Stem Wall)
16
Permanent Wood Foundation Crawlspace
17
Floor Framing Connections
18
Solid-Sawn Joist Notching & Boring Limits
19
Framing Under Partition
20
Framing Detail Plumbing Inside Wall
21
Framing Supporting Bathtub
22
Joists Supported by Ledgers
23
Notched Joists Supported by Ledgers
24
Joists Supported by Girder
25
Joists Supported by Joist Hangers
26
Stairway Framing
27
Stairway Framing with Landing
Table
Title
1
Cost-Comparisons: Raised Floor vs. Slab
2
Annual Flood Insurance Premiums
3
Foundation and Flood Insurance Cost Comparison
4
Southern Pine Preservative Retentions & Applicable AWPA Standards
5
New Generation Wood Preservatives
6
Types of Soils and Engineering Characteristics
7
Engineering Properties of Soils
8
Typical Building Loads
9
Minimum Width of Concrete or Masonry Footings
10
Nailing Schedule for Floor Framing
11
Nailing Schedule for Wood Structural Panel Subflooring
Southern Forest Products Association
Copyright © 2013. All rights reserved.
Legal Disclaimer