The Hole Truth: How to Properly Place, Cut, and Drill Holes in TJIs
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Webinar Details
Join Steve Rudowsky in this educational seminar discussing proper techniques for placing holes in TJI joists on Wednesday, July 13, at 6pm ET.
Improper holes in I-joists is one of the leading causes of failed inspections. This leaves some builders intimidated by the thought of cutting or drilling in the OSB web of I-joists, but TJI joists are quite versatile when it comes to hole placement. For this webinar, Trus Joist Territory Manager Steve Rudowsky goes hands-on in his workshop to answer your questions and take you through best practices for hole placements that will leave you with a well-performing floor for your customer and a passing grade on inspection.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- Types of holes: square, round, grouped, and rectangle
- Common mistakes
- Proper cutting technique
- Hole location and no-hole zones
- Knockouts
- Resources for calculations
Presenter
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Weyerhaeuser Trus Joist Territory Manager Steve Rudowsky brings decades of experience to his sales role. Based in greater Philadelphia area, Steve focuses his efforts serving builders using Trus Joist products in residential construction. Prior to his six years at Weyerhaeuser, Steve was a third-generation builder who worked alongside his father constructing commercial, residential, and agricultural buildings. He is a graduate of Rutgers University and holds a secondary teaching certificate in vocational agriculture. Steve resides in Pennsylvania with his wife and two teenage sons, enjoying all things woodworking and outdoor activities. |
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