Exam 25: Drawing Framing Plans

Which of the following are located over every opening in a wall?

A structure framed with trusses requires more detailing than the same plan framed with rafters and ceiling joists.

When drawing a roof framing plan for a gable roof, you primarily use _____ lines.

Methods of attaching the wall panel to the sill plate should be shown _____.

Framing plans are used as reference maps to show where cross sections have been cut.

An alternative braced wall panel (ABWP) is a method of braced wall line reinforcement that uses _____ in place of a braced wall panel.

A wall may be offset up to _____ and still be considered one plane.

The areas where joists or rafters are stiffened to resist bending from lateral loads are often referred to as a ____.

A(n) ____ is a method of braced wall line reinforcement that uses panels with a minimum length of 48'' (1200 mm) to resist lateral loads.

A continuous sheathing wood structure panel (CS-WSP) must _____.

The framing plan can be created from the base drawing that was used to create the floor plan.

Each exterior surface of a residence is considered a ____.

When completing a framing plan, rafter direction is based on the _____ of the roof.

For multilevel structures, intermittent bracing must always be used on all levels.

Beams in the middle of a room must be located by dimensions.