Wood Nailer
A wood nailer is a strip of wood attached to steel or concrete to facilitate nailed connections, providing a secure surface for attaching materials in construction.
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Definition
A Wood Nailer is a strip of wood attached to steel or concrete to facilitate making nailed connections.
Purpose
The purpose of a wood nailer is to provide a surface to which other materials can be securely nailed, making it easier to attach wood or other components to steel or concrete structures.
Examples of Use
- Roof Construction: Attaching wood nailers to steel beams for roofing materials.
- Wall Framing: Providing a nailing surface for attaching drywall or paneling to concrete walls.
- Floor Systems: Securing wood flooring to concrete subfloors.
Related Terms
- Furring Strip: Strips of wood used to create a level surface for attaching finish materials.
- Ledger: A horizontal support used to attach structural components.
- Blocking: Pieces of wood used to provide additional support in framing.
Notes
Wood nailers must be securely fastened to the underlying steel or concrete to ensure stability and prevent movement. They should be treated to resist moisture and decay if used in exterior applications.
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