Framing involves:   
  
Base construction: 
Creating the initial structure that supports the weight of the building, including the walls, floors and roof.
 
      
 Types of framing:   
  
Wood Framing: uses wood as the primary material for the structure. 
 
      
 Benefits of framing:   
  
Structural support: 
Framing provides the structure needed to support the weight of the building.
 
      
 In
 summary, framing is the process of constructing the main structure 
of a building, which provides support and shape to the building.
 
Use of materials: 
Depending on the type of framing, different materials are used such as wood (wood framing), steel (steel framing) or others.
 
Assembly of elements: 
Structural elements (beams, posts, etc.) are assembled to form the main structure. 
 
Construction process: 
The
 framing is a process that takes place prior to the installation of other 
elements, such as insulation, siding or plumbing systems and 
electricity.

Steel Framing: Uses galvanized steel profiles as a structure. 
 
Other framing systems: There are other framing systems that use other materials such as concrete or aluminum. 
 
Base for other elements: 
Serves as a base for the installation of other construction elements, such as insulation, cladding and services. 
 
Speed and efficiency: 
Some framing systems, such as steel framing, allow faster and more efficient construction.
 
Thermal insulation: 
Allows the easy incorporation of insulating materials, improving the energy efficiency of the construction.

In construction, "framing" (also known as "framing" or "structure") refers to the process of constructing the main structure of a building, which serves as the foundation for the walls, floors and roof. It is the "bone structure" of a building, providing support and form.