Construct floor joist and deck framing Flashcards

(38 cards)

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
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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

17
Q

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

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?

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

22
Q

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

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

25
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
Seven
26
Doubleheader joists are nail together by nails, not less than__inches long, and not more than__inches apart
76 mm or 3 inches and 300 mm or 12 inches
27
The clearance between a masonry, fireplace chimney and floor. Framing shall not be less than_inches for interior chimneys and_inches for exterior chimneys.
2 inches and half an inch
28
What are two primary reasons for using bridging?
Keep Joyce from twisting and reduce spring and bounce in the floor
29
Why should solid bridging be installed before floor sheathing is applied
To help space joists properly
30
Why is solid bridging sometimes used instead of cross bridging
 fill odd size spaces.
31
Why are the bottom ends of the cross bridging not nailed until the subfloor in partitions have been installed?
To allow joist to shrink
32
Joyce restraint must be provided at intervals between supports exceeding.__
2.1 m.
33
Blocking tightly fitted between joists, insecurely nailed, is acceptable for restraining joist twisting
34
Gypsum board attached directly to the joist can be considered equivalent to strapping
35
If the ceiling is furred or cloud with plywood, no additional restraint is required between supports
36
Stairwell rough opening length formula
Headroom plus floor construction divided by unit rise times unit run +5%
37
Straight run with a landing formula
Headroom plus floor construction divided by unit of rise times unit of Ron plus landing minus one unit of run +5%
38
Stairwell length for upper stairs, formula
Unit of runtimes number of treads of upper flight +3 inches for finishing plus width of the landing