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Vertical structures which usually enclose, divide, define, or protect an area.
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24" o,c, 2x4 for load bearing wall and rafters for workshed?
I want to go 24" o.c. on the walls and rafters (rafters may be 2x6, or 2x4 with supporting members), both for cost saving, and because it will create less thermal bridges in the wall. … However, I can't seem to find much information on 2x4 24 o.c. load bearing walls. Not sure how common they are. Is there any issues with these types of walls? …
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