Jacketing Practices
Sheathing is a sheet or panel
material used in floor, wall and roof assemblies of both residential and
commercial buildings. The most basic function of the sheathing application in
any application is to create a surface on which other materials can be applied.
Whether you're building walls in a
new house or living in an older house, siding has an important role to play.
Siding is a board or panel that can be made of several different materials. It
is installed on the exterior walls of the house and structural support
It can have a variety of purposes,
from giving to the insulation of the house to helping with its high
performance. Coating can be broadly divided into two categories: structural
sheathing and non-structural sheathing.
These can be combined or
individually depending on the building.
can be used and both are
indispensable for the overall structure and function of the walls. The exterior
wall covering actually has several different purposes depending on the type of
jacketing you use.
The structural cladding is
designed above all to help strengthen the walls of the house or building on
which it is mounted. It helps to connect the wall studs together, which
increases the strength and rigidity of the walls. In addition, they form a
solid nail base for siding materials, give stability to the siding and the
finished facade.
Walls are less likely to bend and
deform when exposed to wind or other natural forces when structural sheathing
is applied. The structural lining is made from a strong, rigid material such as
wood or plaster. When the walls cover your studs, connect them together making
them stronger than they are on their own. This helps create both the siding
placed on it and a more solid exterior that can better withstand any stress.
Sheathing is a sheet or panel material used in floor, wall and roof assemblies
of both residential and commercial buildings. The most basic function of sheathing
in any application is to create a surface on which other materials can be
applied. There are several types of coatings, each with a specific function
depending on its application. Decking is a structural component of a building
that transports live loads from above to floor beams below. It is a
tongue-and-groove structural panel that is attached to the floor structure with
nails and glue. Often after a floor frame is built and walls are erected.
Structural panels, commonly referred to as subfloors, are designed wood
products known as plywood and oriented strip boards (OSB). Plywood is made from
thin veneer sheets glued together and OSB is wood glued together.
It is made of chips. Both
structural panels are assembled using the standard 3/4 inch thick, 4x8 ft board
size, although they are available in longer lengths and various thicknesses.
As Belek Architecture, in your
sheathing applications
we can work together.