1: When a wood stud wall is placed on concrete or 2: Fire Protection /Fire Rating of Door & Windows may masonry, the bottom plate must be a: o 2x4 wood o Metal runner o Stainless steel o Naturally durable wood be % lower than wall assembly: 75% 50% 100% o 0% 3: In Building Foundation Moisture control a Damp 4: How many plies (layers) of felt are in a Built-up Proofing layer: o Filters water vapors o Hold back standing water o Prevents the transmission of water vapor o Collects water vapors roof membrane. Each layer is separated by a mopping of bitumen. o Three to five plies o One to two plies Six to eight plies o Over eight plies

1: When a wood stud wall is placed on concrete or 2: Fire Protection /Fire Rating of Door & Windows may masonry, the bottom plate must be a: o 2x4 wood o Metal runner o Stainless steel o Naturally durable wood be % lower than wall assembly: 75% 50% 100% o 0% 3: In Building Foundation Moisture control a Damp 4: How many plies (layers) of felt are in a Built-up Proofing layer: o Filters water vapors o Hold back standing water o Prevents the transmission of water vapor o Collects water vapors roof membrane. Each layer is separated by a mopping of bitumen. o Three to five plies o One to two plies Six to eight plies o Over eight plies

Architectural Drafting and Design (MindTap Course List)

7th Edition

ISBN:9781285165738

Author:Alan Jefferis, David A. Madsen, David P. Madsen

Publisher:Alan Jefferis, David A. Madsen, David P. Madsen

Chapter28: Structural Components Of Framed Construction

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