Off-Site / Panelized Construction
While the choice to use on-site wood framing vs. some level of prefabrication depends on many factors, panelized and prefabricated construction can offer a reduced construction schedule, improved material efficiency and worker safety, enhanced quality assurance, and lower material, labor, and interest costs. Learn how to realize the full benefits of these systems.
Case Studies Why Consider a Panelized Wood Roof Systems for Commercial Buildings
Cost-effective materials, speedy installation and improved worker safety make panelized wood roof systems a good choice for commercial buildings—particularly low-slope roof structures such as big box stores and warehouses.
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Resources for Off-Site / Panelized Projects
Get the practical information you can apply to projects. Learn about the latest advances and code requirements, explore innovative projects, and expand your knowledge of wood design.
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Current EPDs for Wood Products Expert Tips -
Calculating the Carbon Stored in Wood Products Expert Tips -
Introduction to Whole Building Life Cycle Assessment: The Basics Expert Tips
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When to Include Biogenic Carbon in an LCA Expert Tips
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Manufacturer & Supplier Directory Guides, Manuals & Inventories -
Does T&G Sheathing Constitute a Blocked Diaphragm or Shear Wall? Expert Tips
Tools & Guides for Off-Site / Panelized Projects
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Guides, Manuals & Inventories
Detailed guidance on specific aspects of wood design and construction, plus inventories of fire and acoustically-tested assemblies.
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CAD & Revit Details
Hundreds of searchable details for mass timber and light wood-frame buildings.
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Online Calculators
Calculate height and area options or estimate your project’s wood carbon footprint.
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