Forhåndsramme

Forhåndsramme is a Danish term that translates to "pre-frame" in English. It refers to a structural element used in construction, particularly in timber framing. The concept involves assembling a section of a frame, such as a wall or a roof component, on the ground or in a workshop before lifting and installing it into its final position. This pre-assembly allows for greater precision, efficiency, and safety compared to constructing the frame piece by piece at height.

The use of forhåndsramme can significantly speed up the building process. Components can be fabricated under controlled conditions, ensuring accuracy in measurements and connections. This also reduces the amount of work that needs to be done at height, minimizing risks for construction workers. Forhåndsramme is often employed for prefabricated wall panels, floor cassettes, and roof trusses, which are then transported to the construction site and assembled. This method is a key aspect of modern building techniques aimed at improving productivity and quality in the construction industry.