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What is Moment Framing?

Today on the Build Show, Jake Britton discusses structural framing terms such as shear panels, moment frames, and strut-one panels. He explains that shear panels provide flexibility and strength through tension and compression forces, while moment frames are rigid and larger in size. He also mentions Simpson Strong-Wall as an option for combining shear panel and moment frame functions. Jake emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts when planning residential framing, and encourages viewers to consult with engineers for guidance. Additionally, he mentions the Build Show podcast with Steve Baczek for further building insights and discussions.

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