Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 127
ghtangle. Intermediate Studding. Thepieces which make up the largestpart of the wall frame are thefilling-in or intermediatestuds. These, as the name im-plies, are used merely to fill upthe frame made by the otherheavier pieces, and afford a nail-ing surface for the boarding,which covers the frame… … Fig. 117. Placing of Block StifTnners in Con-struction Shown in Fig. 116 96 CARPENTRY 85 work they are sometimes placed only 12 inches apart on centers, butthis is unusual. In no case should they be placed more than 16inches apart, even in the lightest work. The studs are made thefull width of the…
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