Design and Construction of Low Energy Houses in Saskatchewan
Design and Construction of Low Energy Houses in Saskatchewan
Design and Construction of Low Energy Houses in Saskatchewan
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treated cardboard<br />
sheath<strong>in</strong>g-<br />
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* 38XMmm[2X3<strong>in</strong>)<br />
stud 40Q mm (16 <strong>in</strong>) O.C.<br />
150 urn (6 mil) vapour barrier<br />
38X89m(2X4<strong>in</strong>)stud600m (24<strong>in</strong>) 0.C.<br />
7.5 rnm (V16 <strong>in</strong>) plywoad<br />
38 X &I mrn (2x3 h)<br />
blocki ng<br />
12.7 rnm (1/2 <strong>in</strong>) plywood<br />
build<strong>in</strong>g paper<br />
<strong>and</strong> sid<strong>in</strong>g<br />
38 X 89 mrn (2 X 4 <strong>in</strong>) stud 400 mm (16 <strong>in</strong>) O.C.<br />
J(E38~64rnm (2X3<strong>in</strong>)<br />
stud 400 mrn (16 <strong>in</strong>) O.C.<br />
12.7 rnm (112 <strong>in</strong>) plywood<br />
600 mm mad space (24 <strong>in</strong> ) m<strong>in</strong><br />
I50 urn (6 mil) moisture barrier<br />
NOTE: All wmd with<strong>in</strong> 225 mm <strong>of</strong> tM earth<br />
should be pressure treated<br />
FIGURE I Wall section - grade beam <strong>and</strong> pil<strong>in</strong>g foundation
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