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Wood Information Sheet 1-36 Timber joist and deck floors - avoiding movement

Publication Year

1995

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Timber floors are easy to install, light in weight and have the advantage of utilising a material which is environmentally friendly, both in terms of a renewable resource and using little energy in its production or use. This WI Sheet gives guidance specifically intended to minimise problems of movement and noise in timber floors in masonry or timber frame buildings. The guidance relates principally to dwellings although much is applicable to floors in other building types, e.g. timber compartment floors in flats.

Document History

Updated December 2012. 1995 edition.

Publisher Information

BM TRADA

BM TRADA originates during the 1930s when a forerunner of what later became the Timber Research and Development Association (TRADA) was set up to promote the use of wood in construction. Their publishing programme delivers an extensive range of timber information - Eurocode 5 guidance, span tables, Wood Information Sheets and technical manuals on timber structures, characteristics, performance aspects such as fire and durability, and common applications.

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