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….......--- Build Framework Part 3 ---

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NOTE: I'll post this on multiple pages.

We are all familiar with using risers on a layout for tracks on a grade or those at a higher elevation than the layout's base elevation. Usually the layout's main elevation is plywood, plywood and foam or another base that is set on the layout's frame work.

Here the framework is a grid where risers/uprights can be attached to it at about any point. My goal is that all of the main elevation of the layout will be held up by risers a minimum of 3 inches above this framework. This will allow switch machines, wiring or anything else that is less that three inches in depth to be place any place on the layout without fear that there is framework under it in the way. If you place something where there is a riser/upright under it put in a new riser nearby from under the layout and remove the one that is in the way.

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The following pictures should pretty much tell the story.

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To be continued.......

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