FRED JOHNSON Posted December 13, 2001 Share Posted December 13, 2001 I started drawing a floor plan last night using the 2 x 6/brick veneer wall type and noticed something I did not see before: There appears to be no provision for the sheathing on the exterior face of the studs (brick veneer side). Is this an oversight or intentional? Where I come from sheathing would be applied to the studs before the veneer. Do I need to manually update this and similar standard wall types: VWA 1.01, OS 9.3. fjjRA Quote Link to comment
Robert Anderson Posted December 14, 2001 Share Posted December 14, 2001 You could add the exterior sheathing layer if you wanted to. It's not been drawn in any office I've worked in (in plan, anyway.) The five "cavity" layers of your wall could be: 1-Exterior masonry veneer;2-Air space3-Exterior sheathing4-Wood framing5-Interior sheathing Up to you. Quote Link to comment
FRED JOHNSON Posted December 14, 2001 Author Share Posted December 14, 2001 Robert, I would not draw the interior finish at 1/4" or smaller plan drawings either. For the sake of industry/construction correctness I would think that both or neither should be deplected in the standard wall types... dimensioning to face of stud at requires a zoom so at not to hit the sheetrock. This is no big deal but I really would omit the interior rock. fjjRA Quote Link to comment
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