Hello, those of you who erect house frames. How much time and how many people (experienced professionals) would you say it takes to erect a stud wall (exterior wall and not assembly) of 11.5m, plumb, brace, and fasten to the concrete slab?
Just one side, that is.
Thanks in advance
Just one side, that is.
Thanks in advance
A complete wall (wind and vapor barrier sheathing, panels/what kind? plywood/OSB/gypsum? insulation?) or just the structure. And building a freestanding wall, or replacing an existing one or filling in a structure? c-c and stud dimensions? height? windows/doors? and more...
A bit late in response but.
Currently building an upper floor on the house. Wall blocks were built on the ground and on the assembly day, the walls were lifted with a crane truck and mounted on the new intermediate floor.
Two carpenters and a crane operator. The first wall was lifted around 8 AM and all walls plus roof trusses were mounted by 3 PM.
Currently building an upper floor on the house. Wall blocks were built on the ground and on the assembly day, the walls were lifted with a crane truck and mounted on the new intermediate floor.
Two carpenters and a crane operator. The first wall was lifted around 8 AM and all walls plus roof trusses were mounted by 3 PM.
Crane truck sounded like a cop-out 🫣😀 Thanks, but the framework is up.H HasselmarkenHampus said:A bit of a late reply, but.
Currently building an upper floor on the house. Built wall sections on the ground and on the assembly day, the walls were lifted with a crane truck and assembled on the new intermediate joists.
Two carpenters and a crane operator. The first wall was lifted around 8 AM and all the walls plus roof trusses were assembled by 3 PM.
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