Builders' choice for millennia.




Joining techniques:
Stacked, notched, tied, etc.
Comment:
Irregular shapes make construction very difficult

The industrial revolution creates sawmill technology. Trees are now harvested and sawn into standardized shapes such as boards and beams.

Joining techniques:
Nailed, screwed, glued, notched, bolted, etc.
Comment:
Joining technique allows wood to be used only once.
Result:
• Lifespan of project usually short.

The ultimate stick (1.5 x 1.5) is enhanced with a repeating hole pattern on all four sides, and precut to standard modular lengths.

Joining techniques:
Nuts and bolts, available everywhere locally.
Comment:

QuikStix's simplicity lets you build complex projects fast.

Result:

• Holes allow incremental positioning of framing members and components.

• QuikStix frames can be taken apart and reconfigured hundreds of times to suit your changing needs.