Cover of Graphic Guide to Frame Construction: Third Edition, Revised and Updated

Graphic Guide to Frame Construction: Third Edition, Revised and Updated

Here for the first time is a complete visual handbook designed for architects, builders, students, and anyone else interested in wood-frame construction. Inside you'll find hundreds of meticulous drawings illustrating every detail you might ever want to know about when building wood, whether you're building basement walls or framing a chimney opening. This wealth of visual information is mined from actual jobsites. Special attention is given throughout to durability and to energy efficiency—

Themes
art
Audience
adult

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