Vertical wood framing consists of two by four minimum wood studs spaced at sixteen inches on center, unless otherwise noted. Horizontal blocking uses two by six lumber spanning between the studs. Each end of the blocking is anchored to the wood studs using a Simpson A34 framing clip fastened with two nails per blocking piece. Plates must extend a minimum of one stud beyond the edge of equipment or casework, typically.
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