Webinar: Tips for Framing with I-Joists

I-joists are strong, dimensionally stable, lightweight, and they come in long lengths, which often makes them a smart alternative to solid framing lumber. But their unique shape and required fastening methods can add a different set of challenges when incorporating them into a project. That’s why we’ve invited experienced builders Mike Guertin, Ben Bogie, and Aron Jones, plus Weyerhaeuser Trus Joist Territory Manager Steve Rudowsky, to share the techniques they use to make I-Joist installation jobs go more smoothly.
In this hour-long discussion, we’ll cover as many common concerns as possible, including:
- Jigs for marking and cutting I-joists
- Adding blocking and squash blocks
- Fastening methods for preventing squeaks
- Rim joist options
- How to avoid splitting flanges when fastening
- Field repairs for damaged joists
- Dealing with fire resistance requirements
... And more
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