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INTRODUCTION <br /> � �� <br /> The Permanent Wood Foundation gravel,coarse sand or poured concrete. " <br /> (PW�is an innovative building system _ The footings distribute the vertical load <br /> that saves builders time and creates com- .. from the structure to the soil. <br /> fortable,warm living areas that enhance - _ �, � The recommendations for foundation <br /> a home's salability. �!� sheathi.ng,studs and connections are . <br /> Just what exactly is a Permanent r' �,�'� based on thorough design analysis, - � <br /> Wood Foundation? It's a load-bearing " -- { developed by experks of the wood prod- <br /> lumber-framed foundation wall sheathed - ucts industry and the National Associa- � <br /> with plywood. All l�mmber and plywood � + ' tion of Home Birilders Research <br /> components in the wood foundation are � �� � Foundation,Inc.These recommendations <br /> pressure-treated with preservatives to provide a quality"engineered"foimda- <br /> withstand decay from moisture and insect damage. tion system that resists backfill and wind or seismic <br /> The PWF is an engineered foundation construction loads. The detaiLs are applicable for most common <br /> system. The engineering design analysis was devel- construction applications in a variety of soils. <br /> oped jointly by the U.S.Department of Agricult�e's In larger or more complea buildings,engineering <br /> Forest Service,the American Forest&Paper Associa- may be necessary because of differing structural <br /> tion(AF&PA),and the American Wood Preservers requirements. ff so,refer to Permanent Wood Foun- <br /> Instiiute(AWPn,with field evaluations by the National dation System: Design,Fabrication and Installation <br /> Association of Home Birilders Research Foundation, Manua� (DFI Mannan,available from the American <br /> Inc. Additional laboratorq and in-ground structural Forest&Paper Association. It contains complete . <br /> testing has been conducted by APA-the Engineered design data and is the source of some of the tabular . - <br /> Wood Association. materials and many of the detaiLs given in this guide. <br /> � Durability of the system is demonstrated by long- PWF construction is similar to wood-frame exteri- <br /> term in-ground tests conducted by the Forest Service. or wall construction,with some exceptions. Because <br /> In these tests,pressure-treated wood has withstood PWF walls aze used in below-grade applications,all <br /> severe decay and termite conditions over decades of lumber and plywood is pressure-treated with preser- <br /> exposure. PWF walls aze designed to resist and dis- vatives for decay and termite resistance. Other dif- <br /> tribute earth,wind,seismic loads and stresses that ferences include the use of stainless steel na�s,an <br /> may crack other types of foundations. offset footing-plate,and framing anchors to connect <br /> The Permanent Wood Foundation is accepted by foundation studs and floor joists to the top plates of <br /> the major model building codes,by federal agencies, foundation walls in high backfill conditions. <br /> and by lending,home warranty,and fire insnrance Like conventional wood-frame walls,the wood <br /> institutious. And�t has heen proven by years of suc- foimdation is adaptable to virtually any design. It fits <br /> cess in more than 300,000 homes and other struc- a variety of floor plans and can be used for both level <br /> tures throughout the U.S. and sloping sites. <br /> This guide describes the features and advantages In certain localities where emission of radon gas <br /> of Permanent Wood Foundations. And it provides from the soil or ground water is prevalent,a plastic <br /> builders and architects with detailed construction pipe and tee can be installed through the basement <br /> tips for a variety of building styles,including both floor for basement-type PWFs. For crawl space <br /> crawl space and full basement foundations. PWFs,a perforated plastic pipe can be installed on <br /> A PRovEx PRacnca�SrsrEM �e ground inside the crawl space,beneath the vapor <br /> � retarder. In both applications,the pipe is connected <br /> Permanent Wood Foundations consist of load- to a vent pipe and eachaust fan to depressurize the <br /> bearing walls framed with pressure-treated lumber soil under the basement floor or crawl space vapor <br /> and sheathed with pressure-treated APA-trade- retarder,removing radon gas from the soil under and <br /> marked plywood(see Figure 1). The walls are around the building. If a sump is used,the sump <br /> designed to withstand backfill and vertical loading. cover should be sealed and connected to the vent <br /> They are supported laterally at the top by the floor pipe and exhaust fan to remove radon gas from the <br /> system, at the bottom by a cast-in-place slab or pres- sump pit. <br /> sure-treated wood basement floor,and at the base by <br /> bacl�'ill and foundation footings of crushed stone, pWF DEs[crt&Coxs'ncucrtox Gu�nE <br /> SOUTHERN PINE COUNCIL . ' <br />
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