Sheathing, usually tying the ends of floor trusses together (Also referred to as a Ribbon or Band Board) Rise Vertical distance from bottom most part of the bottom chord to inside of the peak Scab Additional timber connected to a truss to effect a splice, extension or general reinforcement Shop DrawingDetailed drawings of a roof A suspended timber floor is constructed as a timber platform of boards nailed across timber joists supported on sleeper walls, and the external and internal load bearing walls surrounding them Ventilation must be provided throughout the underfloor void and through any sleeper walls with cross ventilationThis chapter gives guidance on meeting the Technical Requirements for suspended ground floors including those constructed from insitu concrete precast concrete timber joists 521 Compliance 522 Provision of information 523 Contaminants
Concrete Vs Timber Floors
