Engineering, 28.02.2021 02:50, nbunny7208

How does heavy frame construction differ from light frame construction? (Select all that apply.) It requires the use of nails and screws to make joints.
It relies on wooden pegs and carved joints to join the wood.
It requires standardized, dimensional lumber
It relies on timber that is often not uniform in size or shape. -

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