Carpentry and Framing Inspection Notes: Up to CodeIntroducing McGraw-Hill's Inspection Notes Series! From tradesmen to engineers to building inspectors, everyone involved with the building industry needs to be certain that their work will pass inspection. Inspection Notes are innovative, on-the-job "cheat sheets" packed with practical information that will save time and money, and ensure that all facets of a construction job are "up to code." There is no easier way for busy building professionals to do their jobs thoroughly and efficiently while avoiding costly mistakes. Every title in the series features:
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Contents
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Chapter 4 Floor Framing | 30 |
Chapter 5 Wall Framing | 109 |
Chapter 6 Holes Cuts and Notches in Framing Members | 143 |
Chapter 7 Rafter Framing | 146 |
Chapter 8 Roof Framing | 195 |
Chapter 9 Chimney and Fireplace Framing | 216 |
Chapter 10 Miscellaneous Framing | 218 |
Chapter 11 Decks and Balconies | 231 |
Notes | 248 |
Common terms and phrases
18-5 Southern pine 24 Southern pine 24-8 Douglas-fir–larch 40 PSF LIVE ATTACHED TO RAFTERS availability of lumber BCI joists beam blocking panels BOLTS braced wall line Building width ft CEILING ATTACHED Ceiling joist CEILING NOT ATTACHED Check availability COMMON LUMBER SPECIES DEAD LOAD 20 DECK deflection Design Design Douglas-fir Douglas-fir–larch SS Ensure Exposure EXTERIOR WALL HEADERS grade ft-in GROUND SNOW LOAD Hemlock–fir SS holes installed ioist It-in jacks Span jacks LIVE LOAD 20 LOAD 20 PSF load load load lumber over 20 Note Note Southern note See note Note Southern pine Note Spruce–pine–fir particleboard plywood psf 16in psf 24in PSF DEAD LOAD PSF LIVE LOAD RAFTER SPACING 24 Rafter spacing Dead Refer to Figure Refer to Tables ROOF LIVE LOAD SNOW LOAD 30 Southern pine SS SPACING 12 spacing Dead load Span jacks 2-2 Span jacks Span SPANS FOR COMMON Species and grade subfloor top plate Truss wood