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Three side-by-side foundation sections compare wall thickness and maximum height for laterally unsupported poured-concrete and concrete-block foundations. Each section shows exterior soil up to grade level, a foundation
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The cutaway illustration compares foundation-wall lateral support with floor framing seated at the foundation top versus framing raised on a cripple wall or knee wall. On the right, the joists and flooring provide latera
0271Lateral support for foundation walls
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The cutaway illustration compares two floor-framing arrangements at foundation walls. On the right, floor joists bear at the top of the foundation, and the framing is identified as providing lateral support to the founda
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A foundation cross section includes enlarged details of the top and bottom of the foundation wall. At the top, wood wall and floor framing bear on the foundation, with a sill anchor securing the connection; the first-flo
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The illustration shows a cross section of a foundation wall with enlarged details of its top and bottom lateral supports. At the top, wood first-floor framing connects to the foundation through an anchored sill, with wal
