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Post #76,824
by boxley
1/24/03 9:14:20 PM
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New question, how far apart are the centers of wall studs
in a metric society. In a frame building here we use either metal or wood evenly spaced uprights then cover and insulate them to build a wall. Do Finns use the same type of construction and if so what is the generally accepted spacing between them? Curious.
thanx,
bill
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Post #77,189
by CRConrad
1/27/03 10:25:06 AM
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New Dunno, sixty cm I think. Or eighty. Why? (And so what?)
Post #77,195
by boxley
1/27/03 10:31:47 AM
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New Just curiousity
Around here it is either 16inch or 24inch centers so in our measurement scheme it comes out somewhat even and being used to it, easy to calculate. Now an american based carpenter might have problems working in eaurope.
thanx,
Bill
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