Conventional header rests on jack stud, transferring load.
The jack stud is secured by a recess in the SIP.
No king stud is needed.
Drawing W-5a:
Header Detail
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Window that are approximately 2 feet wide or less can
be cut right out of the panel.
Cut out pieces can be re-used elsewhere. |
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Cut out piece of SIP used as sill panel, reducing wastage. |
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Another example of cut-out SIP pieces being used to strategically
to reduce wastage.
This approach is suitable for non-structural components.
The SIP pieces maintain their insulative capacity by
using foam adhesive on both sides and caulking the joints. |
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Window arches are easy with SIPs. Simply contour cut the
shape right out of the SIP. |
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Windows are easily foamed in.
Drawing W-7g:
Window Installation
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A window fastened with nailing fins.
Drawing W-7g:
Window Installation
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Bay windows are easy-to-build, straight, and leak-proof. |
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