Vertical structural members that exterior wall sheathing and siding may be attached to are called

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DENIUS [597]3 years ago

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Studs is the answer to this question.

Vertical structural members are called Studs. This is the term which is used in construction. There are exterior and interior walls which are framed, these walls are known as bearing walls, and some are also non- bearing. Whenever there is foundation in a place, after the first floor deck these bearing walls are formed.

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