08/09/2026
💻 Sometimes a small change in the design can make a big difference during assembly.
In this ScotCyd software chat, ScotCyd is working through a two-story steel frame design and demonstrating the benefit of alternate stud spacing.
When multiple framing members, connections, and service holes need to come together in the same location, things can get crowded quickly. Adjusting the spacing can help avoid those conflicts and make it easier to secure the framing members together during assembly.
It's a good example of why steel framing design isn't just about making everything fit on the screen—it's about thinking ahead to how those components will actually be assembled in the real world.
Have a ScotSteel feature or design question you'd like ScotCyd to cover? Drop it in the comments. 👇
Build it with steel, roll it with Scottsdale.🤘