Residential framing becomes easier to build and inspect when you can trace where every load goes.
The Residential Framing Construction Handbook explains light-frame wood construction as a connected structural system rather than a collection of isolated rules. It follows gravity, lateral, and uplift loads from the roof to the foundation, then shows how lumber, engineered wood, structural panels, fasteners, and metal connectors carry those forces.
Across sixteen chapters, Correia Loiri covers foundation interfaces and sill plates; floor and wall framing; headers and openings; bracing; rafters, hips, valleys, dormers, and trusses; high-wind and seismic connections; notching, boring, fireblocking, tolerances; and final inspection. Worked examples develop each method step by step. Ninety-six original figures clarify framing geometry, load paths, member behavior, and connection details.
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