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30th September 2009, 11:50 PM #1
Another Structural Plywood fixing question
On another structural plywood note. My house has been raised so is supported on 75mm steel posts. I have built the framing to go between the posts and have a question about where to fix the plywood.
First one. Do you start from the framing stud attached to the steel post only fix or do you start from the corner steel post and fix to each stud and each steel post as well?
Second one. Where you join the plywood sheets are you allowed to attach joining sheets to a single stud or am I required to take out the noggins and add another stud to fix the joining sheet to?
Hope that makes sense.
Thanks again in advance
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