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wall or a 2 X 6 horizontal stud wall . ... With wood siding , you can work between
the wall studs and not have to frame in a header as you do with larger window ...
As shown in Figure 11 - 7a , a vent can be placed in either a 2 x 4 vertical stud
wall or a 2 X 6 horizontal stud wall . ... With wood siding , you can work between
the wall studs and not have to frame in a header as you do with larger window ...
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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 ... 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 ... 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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Studs are nominal 24 " on center . - Door opening and end - wall top plate
overlap will alter this spacing somewhat . FIGURE 17 - 5 : STUD - WALL
CONSTRUCTION nient attachment . At its upper end , the roof will have to be
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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