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Boise Cascade system accommodates HVAC ducting in joists between first and second floors.
A new crop of structural lumber can improve productivity.
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An advanced framing package is likely to include as much engineered lumber as possible, which not only reduces the amount of lumber required, but also makes more efficient use of forest resources and is less likely to warp in application, meaning a tighter structure with less thermal transfer.
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Here are 17 ways you can build more profitably with Boise Engineered Wood Products where great products are only the beginning.
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Here are 17 ways you can build more profitably with Boise Engineered Wood Products where great products are only the beginning.
One Atlanta builder uses collaboration software and improved sawing technology to solve a perennial challenge:to deliver flooring systems that are accurate and on time and can be backed up by warranty in the event of a defect.
Spring is always an important time for home builders, as nearly 40 percent of new-home sales take place between March and June. This year's spring season is more important than ever, as Wall Street, economists, and the industry at-large try to gauge whether the home building industry can bounce...
Boise uses computer-aided design and a hands-on approach to help builders shave framing costs.
Dan Briggs was looking for a way to diversify his sagging Canadian furniture business Briggs Engineered Wood Products Inc. in Plaster Rock, New Brunswick, when he hit on the idea of making simple-to-install hardwood floors. But how to make his floors stand out in the crowd of products?