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# Tutorial - Wall- Ceiling - Roof

This video tutorial is intended for vocational school students who are designing small structures with typical vocational school timber cross-sections. This playhouse has a floor plan of 1.2m x 1.8m and the timber cross-sections used are 5x7 and 9x7.

We'll omit all the details that aren't important for the initial phase and focus on the necessary inputs for a timber-framed wall, a timber frame, and a gable roof. In the final part of the course, we'll create the necessary plans to develop the structure.

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