Asked by Austin
11. Structural failure in a roof may be due to
A. the presence of a vapor barrier between the attic floor and the ceiling below.
B. too little span between supporting members.
C. cuts made in rafters or trusses for addition of components such as stairways and fans.
*D. use of dried wood for structural members.
A. the presence of a vapor barrier between the attic floor and the ceiling below.
B. too little span between supporting members.
C. cuts made in rafters or trusses for addition of components such as stairways and fans.
*D. use of dried wood for structural members.
Answers
Answered by
Ken
KD or Kiln Dried wood is premium material, unlikely to be the cause.
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