Did you know 68% of builders report cost overruns with traditional wood beams? Or that hurricane-prone areas see $12B/year in structural damage from outdated framing? Your next project deserves smarter solutions. Meet the 9.5 I-Joist – engineered to slash costs, simplify installations, and laugh in the face of 150mph winds.
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Feature | 9.5 I-Joist | Solid Lumber |
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Cost per Linear Foot | $3.20 | $5.80 |
Max Wind Resistance | 180 mph | 110 mph |
Our hurricane-tested I-joist hangers secure connections 3x faster than old plate systems. Less labor. Fewer materials. Zero compromises.
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A: The cost of 9.5 I-joists depends on material quality, supplier pricing, and regional availability. Additional expenses may include installation labor or custom sizing. Bulk purchases often reduce per-unit costs.
A: Hurricane ties secure 9.5 I-joists to wall plates, preventing uplift during storms. They meet building codes in high-wind zones and are essential for structural integrity. Proper installation ensures resistance to lateral forces.
A: Yes, I-joist hangers are engineered to fit 9.5 I-joist flanges and web dimensions. Standard hangers may compromise load-bearing capacity. Always verify manufacturer compatibility for safety compliance.
A: 9.5 I-joists are lightweight yet stronger than dimensional lumber for roof framing. They allow longer spans without intermediate supports. Consult engineering specs for load requirements.
A: Installation follows ASTM D1761 and local building codes for wind resistance. Ties must use corrosion-resistant fasteners. Inspections typically validate proper spacing and attachment.
A: 9.5 I-joists weigh 30-40% less than equivalent steel beams while maintaining comparable strength. This simplifies handling and reduces foundation loads. Material choice depends on project-specific engineering needs.
A: Use joist hanger nails or screws specified by the manufacturer. A pneumatic nailer or impact driver ensures secure connections. Always check alignment with a level during installation.