Panel joints and boundary edges feature specific fastener edge margins and nailing lines. A typical interior panel joint includes a four inch nominal width and three lines of nailing, using three and a half inch total width with fractional edge dimensions and fastener spacing per schedule. A typical interior panel joint includes a four inch nominal width and two lines of nailing. A typical interior panel joint includes a three inch nominal width and two lines of nailing across a two and a half inch width. A panel edge at a boundary or perimeter ledger includes a line of strap and three and a half inch total width. Notes specify that panel end and edge joints maintain one eighth inch clearances and nail spacing reduces as necessary to maintain a minimum three eighth inch fastener edge margin.
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