

Embracing the Future: FastFrame® Training Unveils the Modern Way to Build
Arrow Home Improvements recently participated in a hands-on learning session to learn about FastFrame steel framing and how it is used for residential builds. Residential building is undergoing a seismic shift, and at the forefront of this transformation is FastFrame® cold formed steel (CFS) framing. In our immersive training session, contractors explore the cutting edge of construction through a blend of short lectures, informative videos, and hands-on experiences. FastFrame® promises not just a building technique but a revolution in home construction. Let’s delve into the key aspects that make this training a game-changer for the industry.A Design-Lead Approach:
The training begins with an emphasis on the design-lead process, stressing the importance of clear communication within the team. Participants learn to read our CFS architectural drawings and gain insights into how a well-orchestrated design can impact the construction process.Hands-On Experience:
The heart of our training lies in the hands-on segment. Contractors place floor trusses, erect walls, install stair stringers, and set roof trusses. Instructors are there to guide participants through each step, offering valuable insights into the process.Objectives: Building a Foundation for Success
- Design-Lead Process and Communication: Grasp the importance of the design lead approach and maintaining effective communication within the team.
- Advantages of CFS: Understand why Cold Formed Steel framing is not just a choice but the future of residential building.
- Blueprint Reading: Develop the ability to interpret and execute FastFrame® architectural drawings and layouts.
- Building Stages: Comprehend and implement the various stages of CFS construction, from inception to completion.