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Old 2/10/12, 1:53 PM
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The same 60% hole applies on the engineered I beam and the wall they should have drilled multiple holes instead of the 1 Gigantic no top plate left hole.

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Ok found my answer in another post - The large holes are allowed in the webbing, but what sloppy work.




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So here is the revised question - I know that the top plate is not suppose to be drilled out more than 60% - however is there an exception when the metal plates are on either side?




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Attached is a table you can use.
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That does not appear to be a load bearing wall, so I would not be too concerned.





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That does not appear to be a load bearing wall, so I would not be too concerned.

Same here.



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So here is the revised question - I know that the top plate is not suppose to be drilled out more than 60% - however is there an exception when the metal plates are on either side?
Metal plates are for protection from errant sheetrock screws.



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