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For questions generally relating to the internal structural members of a home or other structure that form walls, ceilings and roofs, including studs, plates, headers, beams, and joists.
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Studs spacing too close together to put in sub panel in workshop basement
Without framing it out like a window is it acceptable to move a stud to the correct width without issues. I know code in my area is 16in OC so I am not sure if I am missing something. …
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