Engineering, 25.03.2021 22:00 paolaviviana
Why is it necessary for the double top plate of the exterior wall that is assembled first to be held short at each end by the thickness of the
adjoining wall?
Select one:
a. to eliminate the possibility of error
b. because the double top plate of the adjoining wall ties the two walls together
c. to save material
d. to save time when assembling the walls
Answers: 1
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