Construct floor joist and deck framing Flashcards

1
Q

How is the clear span calculated?

A

By subtracting the sill plate, width and half the beam width from the total joist span

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2
Q

Determine the length of floor joists

A

Determine the joist span, which is half the length subtract the thickness of the joist header subtract three

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3
Q

Determine the number of joists required

A

Length of building divided by joist spacing plus one to start times two for the other side of the beam +2/4 stairwell plus partitions if joist embedded add 4

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4
Q

Cross bridge formula

A

Length of building times three times number of rows

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5
Q

Cross bridge. Bundle formula.

A

Number of pieces in a bundle divided by two

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6
Q

What is the difference between total span and clear span of a joist?

A

Clear spans to sell edge to beam edge. Total span is from outside header to centre beam

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7
Q

List three advantages of truss joints over the wood floor, Joist

A

More rigid floor system

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8
Q

Describe the nailing of floor joists to plate

A

Using 2 82 mm toenails

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9
Q

Explain two ways joists can be framed at the beam when they rest on top

A

Butted and lapped

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10
Q

Why are Joyce sometimes framed into the sides of the beam?

A

To gain more headroom

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11
Q

What are two acceptable methods of framing joists into the side of the beam?

A

Joist hangers and a ledger board

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12
Q

What is the minimum end bearing of floor joists?

A

38 mm to 1/2

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13
Q

When does a trimmer joist on the side of an opening have to be doubled

A

When the length of the header joist exceeds 80 mm

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14
Q

When does a header joist on the end of an opening have to be doubled

A

When length exceeds 1200 mm

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15
Q

How does a nonload bearing partition running parallel to the floor joist have to be supported

A

Joists under the wall

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16
Q

Loadbearing interior partitions at right angles to the floor joist Shelby located no more than___millimeters from joist support beam when the wall does not support the floor

A

900

17
Q

The tail joist are spiked to the single header joist before the doubleheader joists are nailed on

A

True

18
Q

What determines the size of a floor joist?

A

Loading span of joist spacing of the joist species of wood grade material, and type of bridging

19
Q

Does the spacing of the floor joist affect the size of the joist?

A

Yes, it does

20
Q

Holes drilled in floor joists she’ll not be larger than

A

 A quarter depth of member located, not less than 50 mm from edge

21
Q

Floor joist maybe notched provided the notch is located at the top of the joist and then the proper location

A

True

22
Q

The notch must not be deeper than___unless the depth of the joist is increased by the size of the notch

A

1/3

23
Q

Where should the joints on multiple length of joist headers occur?

A

On the centre

24
Q

What is the maximum amount of 2 x 8 floor Joyce that can be cantilevered if they support the roof load

A
25
Q

Cantilevered floor, Joyce, that run it right angles to the main joist and support part of the roof load must extend into the floor system, at least__the cantilevered amount

A

Seven

26
Q

Doubleheader joists are nail together by nails, not less than__inches long, and not more than__inches apart

A

76 mm or 3 inches and 300 mm or 12 inches

27
Q

The clearance between a masonry, fireplace chimney and floor. Framing shall not be less than_inches for interior chimneys and_inches for exterior chimneys.

A

2 inches and half an inch

28
Q

What are two primary reasons for using bridging?

A

Keep Joyce from twisting and reduce spring and bounce in the floor

29
Q

Why should solid bridging be installed before floor sheathing is applied

A

To help space joists properly

30
Q

Why is solid bridging sometimes used instead of cross bridging

A

 fill odd size spaces.

31
Q

Why are the bottom ends of the cross bridging not nailed until the subfloor in partitions have been installed?

A

To allow joist to shrink

32
Q

Joyce restraint must be provided at intervals between supports exceeding.__

A

2.1 m.

33
Q

Blocking tightly fitted between joists, insecurely nailed, is acceptable for restraining joist twisting

A
34
Q

Gypsum board attached directly to the joist can be considered equivalent to strapping

A
35
Q

If the ceiling is furred or cloud with plywood, no additional restraint is required between supports

A
36
Q

Stairwell rough opening length formula

A

Headroom plus floor construction divided by unit rise times unit run +5%

37
Q

Straight run with a landing formula

A

Headroom plus floor construction divided by unit of rise times unit of Ron plus landing minus one unit of run +5%

38
Q

Stairwell length for upper stairs, formula

A

Unit of runtimes number of treads of upper flight +3 inches for finishing plus width of the landing