Jan 2014, Floor details (continued), Pa ge – Georgia-Pacific Engineered Lumber Canada User Manual

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Floor details (continued)

1B

For APA Rim Board Plus,
1

1

/

8

" thick, up to 16" depth

allowable factored vertical
load transfer

=

8090 plf.

Squash block

size

(1) 2 x 4

2 900

(2) 2 x 4

5 800

(3) 2 x 4

8 700

(4) 2 x 4

11 600

Factored

load (lbs.)

Squash block

size

(1) 2 x 6

4 750

(2) 2 x 6

9 500

(3) 2 x 6

14 250

(4) 2 x 6

19 000

Factored

load (lbs.)

1F

Rim Board may be used in lieu of I-Joists.

Backer is not required when Rim Board is used.

For single I-Joist, see detail 1A
for capacities. For double I-Joist,
the table capacity may be doubled.
Filler block is not required
for this detail.

1A

All nails shown in the details below are assumed to be common nails unless otherwise noted. 10d box nails may be substituted for 8d common shown
in details. Individual components not shown to scale for clarity.

Attach I-Joist to

top plate per 1B

8d nails @ 6" o.c.
(when used for lateral
shear transfer, nail to
bearing plate with same
nailing as required

for decking)

One 8d nail at top and
bottom flange

Attach Rim Board to
top plate using 8d box
toe nails @ 6" o.c.

One 8d face
nail at each
side at bearing

To avoid splitting flange, start nails at least 1½"from end of I-Joist.
Nails may be driven at an angle to avoid splitting of bearing plate

1C

Rim joist vertical load transfer
(see detail 1A for capacities)

Attach rim

joist to floor

joist with one

nail at top and

bottom. Nail

must provide

1" min.

penetration into

floor joist. Toe nails

may be used.

Min. 1 ¾"
bearing
required

Attach I-Joist

per 1B

Attach rim joist to

top plate per 1A

1D

"

Maximum factored

vertical load per pair of

squash blocks (lb)

2x Lumber

Pair of Squash Blocks

1

1

/

8

" APA Rim board, Rim Board

Plus, or Rated Sturd-I-Floor 48 o.c.
1" APA Rim Board or

Rated Sturd-I-Floor 32 o.c.

5800
4500

9500
5800

4000

5800

3½" wide

5½" wide

Rim Board blocking

panel per 1A

for lumber
squash
blocks

Squash block

Provide lateral bracing
per 1A, 1B or 1C

Vertical load transfer capacity per

pair of squash blocks as shown:

1E

Transfer load

from above to

bearing below.

Match bearing

area of squash

blocks in floor

cavity to post above.

Blocking panels or Rim Board are also required

for uniform vertical and / or lateral load transfer.

(See details 1A, 1B or 1C as applicable.)

Wall

sheathing,

as required

Provide backer

for siding

attachment

unless nailable

sheathing is used.

1Ga

I-Joist blocking at mid-span (or at other locations between supports)

may be used to reduce vibration. Two recommended methods

of attachment are shown. Other fastening methods are possible.

Method 2:

Minimum two 10d nails face nailed

thru OSB web of I-Joist blocking

into 2 x 6 vertical block and clinched

(preferred) or nailed thru 2 x 6 and

clinched on back face of OSB web

of I-Joist

blocking. In

addition, nail

thru OSB web

of full-length

joist into 2 x 6

with minimum

two 10d nails.

Repeat at opposite

end of I-Joist

blocking.

Method 1:

One 8d nail toe nailed at each

side of top and bottom flange

at each end of I-Joist blocking.

Caution: Effective toe nailing

may be difficult to achieve due to limited access of pneumatic nailers.

The builder shall evaluate installation for potential of nail squeak.

Notes:
1- I-Joists do not always need blocking (bridging) between supports. I-Joist blocking must be installed
only where specified by the building designer.
2- Use of construction adhesive is recommended at wood-to-wood contact areas.
3- It shall be permitted to offset (stagger) I-Joist blocking up to the flange width. Nailing
thru the joist flange into the ends of the I-Joist blocking is not permitted.

1G

Blocking panel
see details 1A and 1B
for vertical load capacities.

Blocking required over all interior supports

under load-bearing walls or when floor

joists are not continuous over support.

In high seismic areas blocking

is required at all intermediate

supports.

8d nails

at 6" o.c.

to top plate

Load bearing wall above shall align vertically

with the wall below. Other conditions such as

offset walls are not covered by this detail.

Joist attachment
per detail 1B

1

/

16

Blocking Panel

or Rim Jost

Maximum Factored

Uniform Vertical Load (plf)

Depth (in.)

WI 40

WI 60, WI 80

3340

1

1

/

8

" APA Rim

Board Plus

8090

up to 16

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