A close-up view of a stack of prefabricated geodesic dome parts.

Prefab – Loft

Prefabrication loft photo number 00.

The loft lumber can also be prefabricated. The floor joists in this rendering are oriented differently than those in other photos. This change (shown here) allows for cost savings by eliminating the need for a large steel cantilever.

Prefabrication loft photo number 01.

Cut the Loft-Floor, which includes all of the floor joists and headers.

Prefabrication loft photo number 02.

Loft-Floor completed and stacked.

Prefabrication loft photo number 03.

Cut and stack the Shower-Walls.

Prefabrication loft photo number 04.

Cut the Interior-Wall-B. This wall is constructed from 2x6 lumber, providing ample space for plumbing.

Prefabrication loft photo number 05.

Interior-Wall-B completed and stacked.

Prefabrication loft photo number 06.

Cut the Interior-Wall-A. This wall is constructed from 2x4 lumber, as it only requires space for a toilet supply line.

Prefabrication loft photo number 07.

Congratulations on completing the prefabrication of the loft! The loft sheathing will be cut during assembly to allow for accurate measurements of electrical boxes, switches, and light fixtures.

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