Originally Posted By: gbell
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Back to the IRC while Gerry is teaching class.
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Back to the IRC while Gerry is teaching class.
Originally Posted By: lungar
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Hi! Greg;
What happened,you started out giving the correct answers the next day which is great. Why did you and all others stop giving the answers???
Len
Originally Posted By: lkage
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Hey Len, it’s not the next day yet…in this hemisphere anyway.
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Originally Posted By: gbell
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Hi Len,
To the best of my knowledge I have always given out the correct answer the next do or soon there after. If I have missed one please point it out and I will get an answer for it.
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Originally Posted By: lungar
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Greg;
No big deal.
Len
Originally Posted By: gbell
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Chimneys shall be provided with crickets when the dimension parallel to the ridgeline is greater than 30 inches and does not intersect the ridgeline. The intersection of the cricket and the chimney shall be flashed and counterflashed in the same manner as normal roof-chimney intersections. Crickets shall be constructed in compliance with Figure R1001.17 and Table R1001.17.
Table R1001.17
Roof Slope Height
12-12 1/2 of width
8-12 1/3 of width
6-12 1/4 of width
4-12 1/6 of width
3-12 1/8 of width
The correct answer is C.
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Originally Posted By: bgentry
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An easy way to remember this is that the cricket should be the same slope as the roof.