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10015 MWA Drywall Blue Cat.qxd - Marino\WARE

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APPLICATION:<br />

For selection of non-load bearing interior wall framing subjected to uniform loads.<br />

USE:<br />

Select a stud, in terms of spacing (inches on center) lateral load (PSF), and deflection limit which provides an<br />

allowable height, in feet, equal to or greater than the actual project requirements.<br />

NOTES FOR COMPOSITE:<br />

1. Limiting heights are based on the stud with the contribution due to the attachment of the gypsum wallboard.<br />

2. Composite wall sheathed both sides full height with �� " gypsum wallboard for 18 and 30 mil.<br />

3. The use of these tables are limited to applications involving simply supported conditions (i.e. laterally supported<br />

at each end). Applications involving the installation of handrails, brackets, etc. require further analysis.<br />

4. Check end reactions for web crippling. Where the web height to thickness ratio of the stud exceeds 200 bearing<br />

stiffeners are required at support locations.<br />

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LIMITING HEIGHTS, FT. - IN.<br />

NOTES FOR NON-COMPOSITE:<br />

1. Limiting heights are based on the stud alone without contribution due to the attachment of the gypsum wallboard.<br />

2. Limiting heights based on continuous support of each flange over the full length of the stud by the proper<br />

attachment of gypsum wallboards or other sheathing products of equivalent or greater strength applied full height<br />

to each side of the wall. Mechanical bridging, spaced at vertical intervals not to exceed 5'-0" on center, may be<br />

substituted in conditions where sheathing is not installed full height each side or to one side only. Reductions in<br />

allowable bending capacities must be investigated separately.<br />

3. The use of these tables are limited to applications involving simply supported conditions (i.e. laterally supported<br />

at each end). Applications involving the installation of handrails, brackets, etc. require further analysis.<br />

4. Heights indicated are based on steel stud properties only.<br />

5. Check end reactions for web crippling. Where the web height to thickness ratio of the stud exceeds 200 bearing<br />

stiffeners are required at support locations.

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