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A balcony joist end is exposed to weather with no protection detail. What should be considered?

Correct Answer

D) The specified weather and decay protection for the exposed wood.

Evaluate the exposure and specified protection of the wood end. Water-shedding details and suitable materials help manage deterioration; a coating alone is not automatically a complete protection system. Source: https://buildingscience.com/documents/information-sheets/integrating-deck-ledger-board-with-drainage-plane

Answer Options
A
Only the joist’s interior paint color.
B
Only the visible straightness of the joist end.
C
Only whether the balcony surface is level.
D
The specified weather and decay protection for the exposed wood.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Evaluate the exposure and specified protection of the wood end. Water-shedding details and suitable materials help manage deterioration; a coating alone is not automatically a complete protection system. Source: https://buildingscience.com/documents/information-sheets/integrating-deck-ledger-board-with-drainage-plane

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