The most common framing technique in modern residential construction is platform framing, in which each story is framed on top of the previous one. Builders will frame in one-story platforms of typically eight- or nine-foot-high stud walls resting on a subfloor—the platform.

Framing is the process of connecting building materials together to. create a structure. Framing is a construction system. Studs, plates, headers, rafters, girders, flooring and joists are all terms used to identify different components in framing.

Types of Framing. In general, there are four different types of elements you can use to create a frame within your shot and draw the viewer's attention: architectural, natural, geometric shapes, and light/shadow.

The most commonly adopted advanced framing technique is 2x6 wood framing spaced 24 inches on center. Other commonly used techniques include single top plates, two-stud corners, single headers, minimal use of jack studs and cripples, and the elimination of redundant studs and unnecessary blocking and bridging.