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Thread: studs and noggins
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27th March 2010, 11:10 AM #1
studs and noggins
I am putting up studs and noggins (steel) for my steel home in Avondale near Bundaberg.
I am told to use short lengths of "trimangle" to connect the noggin to the closed end of the stud.
I extended the length of each noggin then bent it at 45 degrees to form a "dog ear" and used that method to fasten the noggin to the stud.
Is this acceptable ?
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