Element of an attic
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Constrained List
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Unit of Measure:
None
Attic Component
| List Options |
Option Definition |
Unit of Measure | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown | Unknown | None | |
| Other | Other | None | |
| Not applicable | Not applicable | None | |
| None | None | None | |
| Mechanical chase | 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. | None | |
| Attic level transition | 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. | None | |
| Plumbing wet wall | 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. | None | |
| Dropped soffit | A drop soffit area is usually located above an architectural detail in the living space, often above cabinets in a kitchen or bathroom. | None | |
| Access point | None | ||
| Recessed light | None | ||
| Floor | None | ||
| Top plate | None | ||
| Kneewall transition | None | ||
| Chimney or flue chase | None |
Term ID: 77d50160-f299-480f-afed-13e2f3a251df
