Your question is incomplete but i will answerin stages.

How long to frame a house after slab. At least 60 days before framing, a concrete slab should be allowed to cure. If putting up a timber frame, 3 days is ok. Putting the house in its place.

Mine was a 3 weeks wait not because the builder wanted to cure the slab sufficiently, rather i suspect it was due to the fact of late frame delivery. The walls can be started all round with. This includes clearing out debris and trees, leveling out the lot and pouring the.

You can start framing on a poured concrete slab about seven days after it’s poured. Poured concrete foundations are an alternative to block or treated wood foundations. 4 rows about 1 to 2 months.

The process involves building a form to hold the concrete in place, installing reinforcing rods and. Before framing, a concrete slab should cure for at least 60 days to be on the safe side. This is one of the most common questions we hear.

It will take longer for the same size crew to frame a specially built larger house, and the entire framing procedure, from the installation of the sill plate to passing the framing. Don't confuse curing time (7 days is good) with design strength (after 28 days). But few homes are average.

However, several factors play into curing time such as the weather, and what kind of sealant you use. At this point, a concrete slab will have 70% of its fully cured strength. This can take one to two months — or longer.