Roof Sheathing Sample Clauses

Roof Sheathing i. Provide for 1/2” min. thick roof sheathing, unless otherwise specified by the Structural Engineer.
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Roof Sheathing. A. Match existing type (OSB or Plywood), grade, and thickness.
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Roof Sheathing. 1. Place panels with face grain perpendicular to supports, continuous over at least 2 spans, with end joints staggered.
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Roof Sheathing. Allowable live loads for panels used for roof sheathing with long panel dimension across supports are given in Table 3. Panel-edge clips shall be used at unsupported edges, if required by Table 3. Allowable live loads for panels for roof sheathing applied with the long panel dimension parallel to supports are given in Table 4. Roof panels shall be fastened with 8d common nails spaced 6 inches on center at panel edges supported by framing and 12 inches on center at other supports. Fastener schedule applies when Xxxxxxx-fir or southern pine roof framing spaced up to 24 inches on center is used in one or two-story construction, when the basic wind speed is 70 mph maximum in areas using the 1993 BOCA National Building Code or 1994 Standard Building Code. Nails shall be spaced 6 inches on center at allsupports within 4 feet of ridges, xxxxx and xxxxx ends and at panel edges supported byframing, and 12 inches on center at other supporrts, when the basic wind speed is greater than 70 mph and no greater than 100 mph in areas using hte 1994 Uniform Building Code, or the basic wind speed is greater than 80 mph, but not greater than 110 mph, in areas using hte 1993 BOCA National Building Code or the 1994 Standard Building Code. Staples used for attaching rated sheathing to framing shall be as approvbed for plywood of the same thickness.
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