Jesse Mulalley wrote:Hi Permies,
I came up with a novel way to frame small structures using wood studs. Please check out my video and let me know what you think. All feedback, good and bad is appreciated.
https://youtu.be/xGdf5lWwdtk?si=2rGZltcuw9DHtDv1
Definitely novel; personally, my first thought is that I see an awful lot of lumber there.
I tend to build to dimensions that are pretty efficient for standard dimensional lumber. Increments of 8ft, or at least 2ft. Even with a building that needs to be a somewhat awkward size like the 18x10 chicken coop that I am currently building, there is really not much waste if you are careful about your cuts.
Effectively, your system is aiming to buy time with extra wood, to enable standardized lumber cuts and faster erection in the field?
Once I am done with the framing, batt insulation drops right in. What method of insulation do you favour for your system? Are the various spaces sized for standard batts?
Once I am done with the sheathing, the seams get taped. Do you intend to use a continuously adhered WRB instead of taped seams under tyvek, to address the greater number of seams in the OSB?
Are you are losing an extra joist worth of headroom, if I am understanding your joist arrangement correctly? Or doing all your walls with 10ft studs?