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Creating Stronger Products Using Staggered Joints
In many phases of construction
the staggered joint produces a stronger finished product.
- Horizontal Example- While installing a hardwood floor,
the ends of the boards should never line up in consecutive
rows. Instead, it is recommended that several rows be
installed before boards line up. - Vertical Example-
Boarded siding needs to be staggered in a similar way to a
hardwood floor- except on a vertical surface.
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