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What is the recommended way to frame gable end overhangs?

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What is the recommended way to frame gable end overhangs?

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1. Notching and tack-on ladders should only be used for overhangs <= 1'. 2. 2 x 4 ladders with one dropped truss is applicable for overhangs up to 2'. 3. 2 x 6 ladders with two dropped trusses should be used for overhangs up to 3'. 4. In all instances, it is a good idea to have the ladder extend into the roof a distance at least equal to the overhang. IMPACT SOUND TRANSMISSION THROUGH FLOOR ASSEMBLY Question: A condominium project I am involved with is experiencing a sound transfer problem through the floor/ceiling assembly between the first and second floor. You can hear every footstep from an adult to a child. The floor assembly consists of a carpet and pad, ¾-in. OSB sub-flooring, 15-in. deep wood trusses at 16-in. on center, 9-in. fiberglass batt insulation and a 5/8-in. gypsum board ceiling. The trusses span 20 ft with air/heat ducts between the trusses. Will an additional layer of 5/8-in. gypsum board attached to 7/8-in. furring strips oriented perpendicular to the trusses, minim

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