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- Subject: 1 hour exterior wall
- From: "Bob Freeman" <robert.freeman(--nospam--at)idsse.com>
- Date: Fri, 2 May 2008 16:13:00 -0700
- Disposition-notification-to: "Bob Freeman" <robert.freeman(--nospam--at)idsse.com>
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Hi Dave: You can do it either way structurally. Plywood over
drywall has reduced shear values in the code. You may want to consider adding the plywood first, then
applying drywall (or plaster). On the exterior face I use 1 inch thk. cement
plaster, but you can use 5/8” thk. Type X Gypsum Sheathing. This is
black coated paper drywall intended for exterior applications. Check out
the Gypsum Association web site for U.L. listed fire ratings. Use an
approved assembly and call out the approval number on your drawings. Respectfully, IDS Group, Inc. Bob Freeman, AIA, EIT (949) 387-8500 |
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