1. The figure below shows the floor framing plan for a residence. Steel bridging (18 ga.) is required between the joists
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1. The figure below shows the floor framing plan for a residence. Steel bridging (18 ga.) is required between the joists
a. Estimate the national average bare cost for the treated sills. (10 pts) b. Estimate the total national average bare cost of the girder. (10 pts) c. Estimate the total national average bare cost of the joists and joist headers. (10 pts) d. Estimate the total national average bare cost of the bridging. (10 pts) e. Estimate the total national average bare cost of the subfloor. (10 pts) f. Estimate the national average bare cost to insulate the floor with unfaced R-19 batts. (10 pts)
2. The roof of the residence shown in problem 1 is framed as a gable roof using trusses that have a slope of 8:12 and span across the short direction. The roof has a lookout that extends 1 ft beyond the outside walls on all four sides. (40 pts) a. Estimate the national average bare cost for the trusses assuming the 8:12 slope adds 20% to the cost of a 4:12 truss in RSMeans. (10 pts) b. c. Estimate the national average bare cost to for 1/2" plywood sheathing on the roof. (10 pts) Estimate the national average bare cost to shingle the roof with Class A, laminated shingles. Include the cost of the shingles, 15# felt underlayment, and the ridge shingles. (20 pts)