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Chapter 3: Floor Framing. Step 1–Crown and Place Joists Steps 2 and 3–Nail Rim Joists in Place and Cut Joists to Length Step 4–Nail Joists in Place Step 5–Frame Openings in Joists Steps 6 and 7–Block Bearing Walls and Nail Joists to Walls Step 8–Drywall Backing Step 9–Subfloor Sheathing.
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Smart10 Stud Design Guide 1 January 2022 Scope of this publication This Design Guide and Load Tables assist in the selection of Smart10 studs for most of the common structural arrange-ments met in domestic construction.
A timber floor in a residential building has a clear span of 3,7 m between supports. The structure comprises 45 × 220 mm timber joists spaced at 0,4 m centres, strength class C18 in service class 1. The flooring consists of 18 mm thick OSB/3 panel and it is nailed to the joists.
A truss can be easily and accurately modeled in two dimensions, but three-dimensional analysis is helpful when several similar trusses resist more than just vertical gravity loads - a common situation in open frame pavilions or where a truss serves to drag a lateral force between two shear wall segments.
TABLE R602.3(5) SIZE, HEIGHT AND SPACING OF WOOD STUDS. Listed heights are distances between points of lateral support placed perpendicular to the plane of the wall. Increases in unsupported height are permitted where justified by analysis. Shall not be used in exterior walls.
