Builder's Guide to Foundations and Floor Framing (Builder's Guide) (Builders Guide Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (871 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0070518149 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Useful forms and worksheets are included to help readers turn their knowledge into profits.. This guide takes the reader from foundation basics to floor framing. It contains information on new techniques to economize and expedite the foundation process and explains how to avoid mistakes and prevent accidents on the job. In addition, it includes information on maintaining and repairing foundations and excavating equipment and tools
From the Back Cover Vital information for professionals who want to keep pace with the latest advances in foundations and floor framing Part of McGraw-Hill's Builder's Guide Series aimed at keeping construction professionals up to date with building techniques and technologies, this book examines one of the most lucrative areas of the business. For both residential and light commercial construction, you'll get complete details on how to install and repair foundations and floor framing. You'll also find money-- and time-saving tips on how to avoid mistakes and prevent accidents on the job. Includes helpful glossary of terms and appendix listing resources and telephone numbers . You will find the latest information on recent developments that can econom
"Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated" according to Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org). "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 197Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-877Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 9-Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 93-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 8, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-877Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 9-Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 9Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-877Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 9-Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 93-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 8, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. -2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page Similar to other books, little new info, somewhat outdated Jonathan L. Voss (chs.jvoss@stcdio.org) "Foundations and Floor Framing" by Dan Ramsey is at best a recitation of previously published (and sometimes outdated) material and methods, and at worst flat out plagerism. Perhaps in his acknowledgements Mr. Ramsey should have thanked the folks at Drake Publishing, for much of his book is suspiciously similar to Drake's 1973 book "How to Build Woodframe Houses" (ISBN 0-87749-493-2). Consider, for example, the following passage from Chapter 2, page 48, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin. 8, of "Foundations and Floor Framing:" "The next step, after the corners of the structure [house] have been established, is to determin