Attic Component

Element of an attic

Data Type: 
Constrained List
Category: 
Envelope
Unit of Measure: 
None
List Options Option Definition Unit of Measure
List Options Access point Option Definition Unit of Measure None
List Options Attic level transition Option Definition In split level homes, the attic level will often change. There will be a vertical frame wall that connects the two horizontal attic planes. Often, this wall’s framing cavity bays will be open where it passes the level of the lower attic plane. Unit of Measure None
List Options Chimney or flue chase Option Definition Unit of Measure None
List Options Dropped soffit Option Definition A drop soffit area is usually located above an architectural detail in the living space, often above cabinets in a kitchen or bathroom. Unit of Measure None
List Options Floor Option Definition Unit of Measure None
List Options Kneewall transition Option Definition Unit of Measure None
List Options Mechanical chase Option Definition Mechanical chases are large openings in the attic plane that allow ducts, pipes or wire bunches to pass from the living space into the attic area. Unit of Measure None
List Options None Option Definition None Unit of Measure None
List Options Not applicable Option Definition Not applicable Unit of Measure None
List Options Other Option Definition Other Unit of Measure None
List Options Plumbing wet wall Option Definition A plumbing wet wall is a special type of top plate. This is the wall top plate where plumbing stack pipes penetrate the attic plane. Unit of Measure None
List Options Recessed light Option Definition Unit of Measure None
List Options Top plate Option Definition Unit of Measure None
List Options Unknown Option Definition Unknown Unit of Measure None
Term ID: 77d50160-f299-480f-afed-13e2f3a251df

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