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Typical Infill Of Factory Cold-Formed

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Cold-formed steel framing members feature standard punchouts and web penetrations with defined dimensional limits and edge distances. Stud webs maintain a minimum ten-inch distance from ends to punchouts, a twenty-four-inch minimum spacing between penetrations, and maximum dimensions of four and one-half inches by one and one-half inches typical. Infilled penetrations use a solid steel plate, C-section, or track matching the stud thickness, secured with screws spaced one inch on center typically. Floor joists accommodate similar web punchouts with an eight-inch minimum depth, two and one-half inch maximum offset from centerline, and bearing conditions located a minimum of ten inches from the penetration edge.

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