The knee walls have to be framed up to full (8ft) wall height, then 3 interior loadbearing walls had to be framed. Because of the heavy log construction, all basement framing was made with 2 x 8 lumber. Pressure treated lumber was used wherever framing was in contact with the concrete.
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Ian fits OSB sheathing . |
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Interior partition wall. |
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Exterior view. |
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Exterior view - it's starting to look like a house. |
After framing, sheathing was applied to exterior walls and interior partitions (to provide extra shear and tensile strength).
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