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As an example, we'll use the standard 2X4 stud wall. First, let's see what the
resistance is for such a wall ... Next, let's fill the 3V2-inch air space between the
studs with different insulators. In this case the value of 1 for 3Vi inches of air in
item #4 ...
As an example, we'll use the standard 2X4 stud wall. First, let's see what the
resistance is for such a wall ... Next, let's fill the 3V2-inch air space between the
studs with different insulators. In this case the value of 1 for 3Vi inches of air in
item #4 ...
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As suggested in Chapter 6, this can be done by using 2X6 studs in the walls
spaced 24 inches apart (instead of the usual 1 6 inches). Since the actual depth
of these 2X6 studs is 5Vi inches, you have 2 inches more space to use for
insulation ...
As suggested in Chapter 6, this can be done by using 2X6 studs in the walls
spaced 24 inches apart (instead of the usual 1 6 inches). Since the actual depth
of these 2X6 studs is 5Vi inches, you have 2 inches more space to use for
insulation ...
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In other areas, where the snow or winds are more severe, a 24-inch stud spacing
will be necessary, and in this case it will be possible to use ... We will briefly
illustrate some plans for a 2 X 4-inch stud wall with studs every 24 inches on
center.
In other areas, where the snow or winds are more severe, a 24-inch stud spacing
will be necessary, and in this case it will be possible to use ... We will briefly
illustrate some plans for a 2 X 4-inch stud wall with studs every 24 inches on
center.
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