AS1684 provides a construction method for residential timber framed construction in Australia. This Australian Standard is available from the Timber Development Association bookshop.
The following free resources have been developed to assist builders, designers and architects with the interpretation of particular aspects of the Standard.
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Introduction to Timber Framing Video (AVI)
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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Introduction to Timber Construction
Download the .zip file, unzip it and open the Start up.pps file.
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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Timber Frame Construction Interactive Game
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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Using AS1684.2 Span Tables
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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Non-Cyclonic Bracing Example
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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Non-Cyclonic Tie Down Example
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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Cyclonic Bracing Example
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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Cyclonic Tie Down Example
Published by Forest & Wood Products Australia.
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AS1684 Part 1 :: Nominal vs Specific Fixings
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AS1684 Part 2 :: Temporary Bracing
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AS1684 Part 3 :: Simplified Tie-Down Details for Coupled Roofs N1 & N2 Sheet Roofs & N3 Tile Roofs
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AS1684 Part 4 :: External Wall Heights from 3.0 m to 3.6 m
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AS1684 Part 5 :: Fixing of Top of Bracing Walls
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AS1684 Part 6 :: Roof Truss Tie-Down
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AS1684 Part 7 :: Ridgeboard & Hip Rafter Tie-Down
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AS1684 Part 8 :: Masonry Anchors for Tie-Down of Bottom Plates to Slabs
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AS1684 Part 9 :: Fixing of Bottom of Hardwood Bracing Walls
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AS1684 Part 10:: Distribution of Racking Forces via Diaphragms & Bracing Walls
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Wall Framing Presentation
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Structural Plywood & LVL Design Manual
The Structural Plywood & LVL Design Manual published by the Engineered Wood Products Association of Australiasia is a one-stop-shop design guide for professionals. It has been prepared to assist design professionals who are inexperienced, or simply seek the latest design information, in the use of plywood and Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) as a structural material.
This Manual also contains worked examples for the design of building elements such as plywood webbed box beams, plywood diaphragms and shearwalls through to plywood gusseted timber portal frames.
For the non-designer, the Manual also provides technical information on, for instance, noise control, condensation and thermal transmission, finishings and resistance to fire, decay and insects.
This Manual provides the "state of the art" design and specification details for plywood and LVL products.
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