Just the fastener @structsu10 I guess my question is what exactly would you include with this. Just withdrawal calculations and state spacing of nails? Not really sure how these things usually work
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If someone was asking you to check the fasteners for wood furring strips/cement panel siding what would you be checking exactly? Just the withdrawal from wind and the weight of the material? In this case, it's nails.
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Attached is a detail I'm trying to put into Risa along with the model I've drawn for it. I would like to get some input on how it looks as I'm not super familiar with RISA as a whole. Am I right to have a rotational boundary condition at N1? It seems to be the only way to get...
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So I have a situation where I have a wood stair stringer connecting into a CFS Studd wall. I'm thinking of using a track spanned between 2 studs and bent diagonally to match the slope of the stringer with screws from underneath into the stringer to support. What do you guys think...
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I'm spanning an opening 3' wide that only has 1.5" depth allowed for members. Using CFS, how would you guys go about this? They don't make 1.5" studs to my knowledge, so wanted to get some ideas what would you guys use in this situation? I need to be able to fasten sheathing from...
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I'm doing an anchorage design for a nonstructural ponywall condition. I am trying to understand section 17.2.3.4.3 but am really struggling. I'm seeing that for section a my anchor strength has to control, but how do I make that so? Even when my concrete strength is 8000 psiit doesn't...
@jayrod12 thank you for the suggestion, apparently that's not an option here due to some of our conditions bolting to steel. @phameng please do that would be helpful.
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I'm wondering if anyone has any knowledge on safety factors/other design considerations on lifting connections by crane. It seems like it would be more than the vertical load. In this case it's a lag screw connection into CLT.
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So I have a wood stair landing only a couple of feet off of the ground., I am wanting to just build it up with studs, but if I do this, how would you go about attaching the studs to the concrete slab? Would you install a bottom plate and anchor it down? That seems like overkill to me...
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Where can I find the load tables required to design floor sheathing? I don't usually work with wood and haven't had much luck googling it.
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Does anyone know how to check a composite studwall in Simpson CFS Designer(counting the full height sheathing with the wall)? If not, how do you check your composite studs?
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Does anyone know of a section of the NDS that provides edge distance and other values for fastening into the side grain of wood? I haven't had much luck finding it if it's there.
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Does anyone know if you're allowed to take the 0.7 deflection modifier when designing interior walls? I can't seem to find a clear answer, the 5 psf is often treated as a "wind" load but not sure it actually qualifies for this factor.
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@daveatkins thank you for the response, do you happen to know if that document has to be paid for everywhere or if it's been posted for free? I couldn't seem to find the full document without having to purchase but if that's the case then that's the case.
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Thank you for the response, when you say cantilever your studs up, what do you mean exactly? That's what I was intending to do with my original question but we may not be picturing the same thing
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So I am doing a cfs parapet wall that will be held down by 2 rows of screws to resist overturning. When checking this connection, how should I go about ensuring my track works in bending, what checks would you do?
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What do you go off of to determine your lateral deflection limits for a header? Would it be the wall above limits? I can't seem to find much on this it's all vertical deflection.
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So I have a situation where I am needing to attach CFS track to a CLT deck in a "bearing" condition, and then also in a "bypass" condition where the wall ges past the deck. I guess my question is have you guys done these before? How does the end grain factor and considerations work...