Timber floors are primary of three kinds.
Detail triple joist timber floor.
Timber floor composite floor 3.
Trus joist tji joists are a key part of making a high performance floor.
Planks are connected to battens by using screws.
I floor boards ii bridging joists iii binders and iv girders.
Around floor openings such as stairs it will be necessary to install larger or double triple timber trimmers bolted together to carry the floor joists see guide leaflet 6 for information.
Basement ground floor of timber 1 auditorium dances and dramas.
Double joist timber beam.
Single joist timber floor is the easiest kind used for residential buildings whereas spans are short or moderate about 4 m and loads are comparatively lighter.
Wooden planks are laid on the battens.
Construction details in this type of flooring timber planks of 20 to 25mm thickness and width 150 to 200 a concrete bed of 100 to 150mm thick is laid.
Mouldings planed timber planed timber mouldings skirting cladding wood flooring window boards.
There are four elements of flooring.
The dimensional stability of tji joists help them resist warping twisting and shrinking that can lead to squeaky floors.
Framed triple joist timber floor.
The extra wide nailing surface provided by the trimjoist makes for a superior installation and more satisfied owners.
Fsc standard kiln dried regularised c16 treated.
With all joined timbers supported by fully nailed proprietary joist hangers.
Single joist double joist and triple or framed joists timber floor.
Sheet materials mdf hardboard chipboard osb plywood door blanks.
Each joist has a 3 5 inch wide nailing flange on the top and bottom virtually ensuring a non squeak floor when properly installed.
T imber flooring basement or ground floor of timber.
Single joist timber beam.
T ypes of floors 1.
Planks are connected to each other by tongue and groove joints.
Framed or triple joists timber floor this type of floor is suitable for spans greater than 7 50 m in which intermediate supports known as girders are provided for the binders.
