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All construction shall comply with International Residential Code  \n2. All wood to be \\#2 Douglas fir or better  \nPorch Framing Plan  \n2018  \nPorch Section  \nNote:  \n1. All construction shall comply with International Residential Code  \n2. All wood to be \\#2 Douglas Fir or better  \n3. Framing based on a 30 lbs load  \n4. Minimum Ceiling height shall be 7ft  \nDetail A: Porch roof attachment to top of existing wall  \n(Not to Scale)  \nNote:  \n1. All construction shall comply with International Residential Code  \n2. Wood to wood connection required at ledger to stud attachment  \n3. All wood to be \\#2 Douglas Fir or better  \n4. Framing based on a 30 lbs load  \n5. Minimum ceiling height shall be 7 ft.  \nDetail B: Wood Ledger Attachment to Wood Framing  \n(Not to Scale)  \nTable A:  \nPorch Depth Footing Size Beam Size Max Beam Span Rafter Size   \n10 ft 18” Sq x 1’D 4x8 10 ft 2x6 @ 24” o.c.  \n12 ft 2’ Sq x 1’D 4x8 10 ft 2x8 @ 24” o.c.  \n1. All construction shall comply with International Residential Code  \n2. Metal weep screed shall be installed a min. 4” above the earth and a min of 2” above paved surfaces  \n3. Finish grade shall slope away from footing and be a min 6” from sill plate  \n4. All concrete shall be minimum 2500 psi  \n5. All wood to be Douglas Fir \\#2 or better  \n6. Framing based on a 30 lbs load  \n7. Minimum ceiling height 7 ft, 6ft-6inch to beam  \n8. Max height of column shall be 10‘from finish grade. (Or provide engineering)  \nDetail C: Wood Framed Porch Column  \n(Not to Scale)  \nDetail 1 Detail 2  \nNote:  \n1. All construction shall comply with the International Residential Code  \n2. Bottom of footing shall be a minimum of 12” below undisturbed soil  \n3. All concrete shall be a minimum 2500 psi  \n4. Grout shall be concrete or Type M or S mortar  \n5. Max height of column shall be 10; from finished grade. 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