# Structural Framing Joins **Structural Framing Joins -** search for different intersections of Structural Framing elements. Available if Category of Configuration is Structural Framing. It gives you identical options as in Wall Joins. 1. End Connection - Places elements at the end connection of the Structural Framing element that is connected to another Str. Framing element (both start and end if the Str. Framing Element is connected from both sides).

2. End Connection End - Places elements at the end connection of the Str. Framing element only on the End side.

3. End Connection Start - Places elements at the end connection of the Str. Framing element only on the Start side.

4. Free - Places elements at the Free End and Free Start connection of the Str. Framing element.

5. L Butt Connection - Places elements on the butted Str. Framing element in an L connection. (In this case, it is the Edge Stud that is butted in the L connection with the Bottom Plate and Top Plate)

6. L Connection - Places elements at the L connection (used for the long Str. Framing element, not for the butted Str. Framing element. In this case it is Bottom plate and Top Plate that are in L connection with the Edge Studs).

7. T Butt Connection - Places elements at the T connection on the butted Str. Framing element in both End and Start side. (In the picture below you can see that the Studs are butted Str. Framing Elements in T connection with Top and Bottom plates).

8. T Butt Connection End - Places elements at the T connection on the butted Str. Framing element only on the End side.

9. T Butt Connection Start - Places elements at the T connection on the butted Str. Framing element only on the Start side.

10. T Connection - Places elements on the wall in a T connection. In this case Top and Bottom Plates are in the L connection with the Studs. (Studs being butted in this case)

11. X Connection - Places elements at the X connection (when the Str. Framing element has two connected Str. Framing elements at the same point from both sides).

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