DRAWZILLA

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  1. They recently changed the code to a minimum 24x36 access.......  they were thinking of my friend P.,  but P. is a growing boy,  I think they are talking about amending the minimum size to 42" square so P. can get up in the attic and change the filter.

    Thanks, I didn't know that, wouldn't that be 22", that would really screw with trusses at 24" o.c. I'll never get into any attic, headroom problems and I'm to old to do it. I have my contractors do it and take pic's also. I'd break the client's ladder or chair.

  2. Here in California we almost now exclusively install the FAU/ in the attic space. For some reason Spray foam insulation is not used at all. I tried a few years ago and the foam company couldn't get  state approval here, so we just put in the fiberglass batts

  3. blow your mind.  It is such a frickin battle to get permits these days.  I go down to the city and look at plans from major architectural firms,  and I don't know how they got a permit.  Boiler plate details that barely apply to specific conditions.  

     

    They bribe the plan checker, simple as that. Went in to the city the other day and the plan checker said it will be 4 weeks before he could get to it. He also said that he could do it during his off hours for $500.  The city of Yorba Linda fired their inspectors and plan checkers (cleaned house) for taking bribes. about a year ago. That's what we have become. Does anyone just do their job anymore?. They become too busy at work doing who knows what and take all the plan checks on the side, double the money, why not.

  4. I am not sure if I agree with you. How would Joe do what HE wants. He wants the cube 6" away from wall in both plan and 3d.

    I wonder if this has anything to do with mt CABINET OUTLETS not appearing correctly in plan and 3d.

    Especially the place in cabinet outlets, they have never worked correctly even though I have reported it.

  5. Hay, I could use it for those times when a hip rafter slips below the ceiling line ( always happens) instead of turning the roof framing off, which I don't like to do b/c I like seeing the rafter tails through the windows. I'll give it a try and see if this thing works