
PLYWOOD VS. OSB: KEY DIFFERENCES AND WHEN TO USE EACH
Plywood vs. OSB: Quick Guide to Choose Wisely Discover the key differences between plywood and OSB—cost, durability, moisture resistance, and ideal uses—to pick the best material for your construction or DIY project. Save time and money with this concise comparison!

THE SUPERIORITY OF LSF OVER WOODEN STRUCTURES: A SAFER AND MORE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION IN THE WAKE OF THE LOS ANGELES FIRE TRAGEDY
This article explores the advantages of Light Steel Frame (LSF) construction over traditional wooden structures, with a particular focus on fire safety. It examines the recent devastating fire in Los Angeles as a case study, highlighting the vulnerabilities of wooden buildings in fire-prone areas. The article also discusses the durability, environmental sustainability, and seismic performance of LSF, providing a comprehensive comparison to wooden structures

GUIDELINES FOR SERVICE HOLES IN LGS C-SECTIONS
Guidelines for Service Holes in LGS C-Sections

THE ROLE OF BRACING CLIPS IN LSF CONSTRUCTION: ENHANCING STABILITY AND PERFORMANCE
This article explores the use of steel connectors in Light Steel Frame (LSF) structures, focusing on their specifications, fastening details, and load-bearing capacities in metric units. It highlights their role in ensuring structural stability and achieving a continuous load path, particularly in high-wind or seismic conditions.