Low-cost, Energy-efficient Shelter for the Owner and BuilderEugene Eccli Rodale Press, 1976 - 408 ˹éÒ Learning how to repair, renovate, remodel and build to meet your housing needs as efficiently as possible can be a satisfying and money saving experience. |
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... joists . Practically speaking , this means you want to completely fill the space between joists with insulation . If you already have insulation , it's very easy to add enough of either the batt , roll , or loose - fill type directly on ...
... joists . Practically speaking , this means you want to completely fill the space between joists with insulation . If you already have insulation , it's very easy to add enough of either the batt , roll , or loose - fill type directly on ...
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... JOISTS 16 " O.C . 2 x 4 LEDGER 32 ' - 0 " NOTE : USE SOLID BLOCKING BETWEEN JOISTS UNDER PARTITIONS 2x4 BLOCKING FOR SQUARE - EDGE PLYWOOD -3/4 " x 4'x8 ' PLYWOOD -8d NAILS 7 " O.C . 4 ' x 8 ' 4'x4 ' 4'x8 ' FLOOR FRAMING PLAN FIGURE 19 ...
... JOISTS 16 " O.C . 2 x 4 LEDGER 32 ' - 0 " NOTE : USE SOLID BLOCKING BETWEEN JOISTS UNDER PARTITIONS 2x4 BLOCKING FOR SQUARE - EDGE PLYWOOD -3/4 " x 4'x8 ' PLYWOOD -8d NAILS 7 " O.C . 4 ' x 8 ' 4'x4 ' 4'x8 ' FLOOR FRAMING PLAN FIGURE 19 ...
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... JOISTS : FOR HEADROOM 113 ' - 7 TILE DORMITORY CA PLYWOOD WARDROBE 2-0 BEDROOMS 1210 x 150 JOISTS OVER 2x4-16 " O.C H.A. ག TIE KNEE WALL STUDS TO FLOOR JOISTS OVER LIVING ROOM ( SEE PAGE 59 ) ROOF 40 KNEE WALL RAILING O 3-6 14-11 DOWN ...
... JOISTS : FOR HEADROOM 113 ' - 7 TILE DORMITORY CA PLYWOOD WARDROBE 2-0 BEDROOMS 1210 x 150 JOISTS OVER 2x4-16 " O.C H.A. ག TIE KNEE WALL STUDS TO FLOOR JOISTS OVER LIVING ROOM ( SEE PAGE 59 ) ROOF 40 KNEE WALL RAILING O 3-6 14-11 DOWN ...
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