ICF-House-New-Construction-Framing-Issues-Part2

In my post ICF-House-New-Construction-Framing-Issues-Project-EneE1OmaE1-101, I talked about the ICF Headers, and Joist Layout For First Floor and in ICF-House-New-Construction-Framing-Issues-Part3-Project-EneE1OmaE1-101 we talked about Steel Floor Framing and Attachment of Rim Joist to ICF walls.

Here, let us talk about General Inspection of Structural Items and Roof Trusses ...

General Inspection of Structural Items

person interviewed: Robert Martin of Reddi Wall Inc.

The ICF walls are 10" thick Reddi-Wall -- a screen-grid type ICF wall. The basement walls are reinforced with
nominally #4 @ 10" c/c vertically and #4 @ 12" c/c horizontally. At the upper level, the walls are reinforced with
nominally #4 @ 20" c/c vertical and #3 @ 24" c/c horizontal bars

reference document: Reddi-Wall Standard Drawing

Roof Trusses

person interviewed: Matt Lincoln Building crew

looked at and verified that the nailing pattern matched the manufacturer supplied drawings

related document: EneE1OmaE1yae-101-03d supplied by truss manufacturer

The documents EneE1OmaE1yae-101-03d is presented here as Figures 1.




ICF-House-New-Construction-Framing-Issues-Part3-Project-EneE1OmaE1-101 ... Figure 1




ANAND Enterprises project EneE1OmaE1-101