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\u003Cbr>·  Concrete Deck Blocks  \u003Cbr>·  Sono Tubes w/Bases  \u003Cbr>·  Helical Piles  \u003Cbr>·  Concrete Floor Slab  \u003Cbr>2)Beam Size will be Determined by  \u003Cbr>Distance between Supporting Posts   |  |  |\n\nMin.36\"long at a Max.7'-10\"(2.4m)o.c.at the four corners are Required.Install at a 40°to 50°angle into ground.  \n# Gable Style Roof\n\n(not to scale)  \n(Conventional Roof Framing)  \n\n| NOTE:  \u003Cbr>It is the Contractor's responsibilty to ensure that all  \u003Cbr>construction conforms to the requirements of the Ontario  \u003Cbr>Building Code.Notations made on these drawings are for  \u003Cbr>your information and assistance only and do not necessarily  \u003Cbr>comment on all areas of construction.   | Sudbury  \u003Cbr>www.greatersudbury.ca  \u003Cbr>BUILDING SERVICES   | Basic Shed  \u003Cbr>Building Cross Sections  \u003Cbr>Sections and Details (not to scale)   | DRAWN BY:E.P.   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  | DATE:14/02-23   |\n|  |  |  | SHEET   |\n\nGranular Fill  \nat the Four Corners are Required.Slanted Style Roof(Conventional Roof Framing)  \n(not to scale)  \n\n| Note:  \u003Cbr>AII Wood within 6\"(150mm)of Grade  \u003Cbr>shall be Pressure Treated Lumber   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |\n\nConcrete Filled Sono Tube(with Big Foot Base or Concrete Pad)Min.4-6\"to u/s of FootingconcecoDoesBlok  \nMust be CCMC ApprovedShed Support OptionsEngineers report requiredafter installation.  \n\n| NOTE:  \u003Cbr>It is the Contractor's responsibilty to ensure that all  \u003Cbr>construction conforms to the requirements of the Ontario  \u003Cbr>Building Code.Notations made on these drawings are for  \u003Cbr>your information and assistance only and do not necessarily  \u003Cbr>comment on all areas of construction.   | www.greatersudbury.ca  \u003Cbr>BUILDING SERVICES   | Basic Shed  \u003Cbr>Building Cross Sections and Support Options  \u003Cbr>Sections and Details (not to scale)   | DRAWN BY:E.P.   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  | DATE:14/02/23   |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\n\n|  |\n| --- |\n\n\n| Notes:  \u003Cbr>1)Sheds Less Than 14.86m²(160 ft.²)  \u003Cbr>Do NOT Require Building Permits but  \u003Cbr>Must Conform to Zoning Setbacks.  \u003Cbr>2)Floor Layout may Not Appear  \u003Cbr>As Built.Shed Doors and  \u003Cbr>Window Locations may vary.  \u003Cbr>3)If Concrete Footing or Piers are  \u003Cbr>used for supports of Shed,an Inspection  \u003Cbr>is Required Prior to Pouring Concrete  \u003Cbr>4)Framing Inspection required once  \u003Cbr>Roof Sheathing has been Installed   |\n| --- |\n\n# General Notes:\n\n1)AIl lumber to be No.2 Spruce or better.All lumber exposed to weather conditionsmust be pressure treated,painted or stained.  \n2)Technical Design Data for all Pre-engineeredFraming Components must be submitted atthe Framing Inspection for gable end roofs.  \n3)Minimum Bearing of alljoists &double lintelsto be min.11/2\"(38mm).Minimum Bearing ofall Beams &Lintels with more than 2 ply to bemin.31/2\"(89mm).  \n4)Moisture Barrier is required between all lumberin direct contact with or within 6\"(150mm)ofconcrete which is in direct contact with the ground.  \n5)All Concrete for Floor Slab to be 32 Mpa andshall have air entrainment of 5%to 8%.  \n6)Sheds of less than 592ff²(55m²)floor area and not more than 1 storey inheight may be supported on wood mud sills  \nFloor Plan  \n(not to scale)  \nLength__'-__\"  \nFloor Framing Plan  \n(not to scale)  \nDenotes  \n6×6 Pressure Treated Posts  \non Concrete filled Sono Tubes  \nand 28\"dia.Bigfoot Pier Base  \nDenotes  \non Deck Blocks  \nAso fefer to other Shead Support optons  \non Drawing A-3  \n\n| NOTE:  \u003Cbr>It is the Contractor's responsibilty to ensure that all  \u003Cbr>construction conforms to the requirements of the Ontario  \u003Cbr>Building Code.Notations made on these drawings are for  \u003Cbr>your information and assistance only and do not necessarily  \u003Cbr>comment on all areas of construction.   | 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