A stud wall is to be used as a bearing wall in a wood-frame building. The wall carries axial loads caused by roof dead and snow loads. Studs are 2x6 No 2 Non Dense grade Southern Pine and are located 18-in o.c. Studs have sheathing attached. Find the allowable load per lineal foot of wall if the wall height is 11 ft. CM= 1 = C= C;=1.0

A stud wall is to be used as a bearing wall in a wood-frame building. The wall carries axial loads caused by roof dead and snow loads. Studs are 2x6 No 2 Non Dense grade Southern Pine and are located 18-in o.c. Studs have sheathing attached. Find the allowable load per lineal foot of wall if the wall height is 11 ft. CM= 1 = C= C;=1.0

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A stud wall is to be used as a bearing wall in a wood-frame building. The wall
carries axial loads caused by roof dead and snow loads. Studs are 2x6 No 2 Non Dense grade
Southern Pine and are located 18-in o.c. Studs have sheathing attached. Find the allowable
load per lineal foot of wall if the wall height is 11 ft. CM= 1 = C= C;= 1.0

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