To view the illustrations, click on one of the thumbnails below. Process of leveling parts of a ceiling, wall or floor by means of wood strips, called furring strips, before adding panel cover. A large horizontal beam which supports interior walls or joists. Most wood frame houses have a lengthwise center girder that supports the joists and floor panels. Many adhesives, preferably in conjunction with nails or other fasteners, produce strong joints in plywood construction.
Type depends on purpose and exposure of finished product.
The most common glues are listed in the table below. Urea Resin Glue Comes as powder to be mixed with water and uses within 4 hours. Very strong if joints fit well. Good for general wood glueing. For work that must stand some exposure to dampness, but is not waterproof.