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ROUGH CARPENTRY Section 06100 15-1207 trade marks for complete, unbroken original bundles readily identifiable to certificate, only. Certificates will be required for items used structurally but furnished under Millwork Section. 2. Moisture Content: Lumber shall have maximum moisture content of 19% at the time of installation. All lumber must be at the specified 19% maximum moisture content prior to being encased by insulation, gypboard, or other surrounding architectural materials. The Contractor shall take all measures necessary to provide lumber meeting these criteria. No schedule delays will be permitted to meet moisture content requirements. 3. Wane: Wane is not allowed on the face of members at plywood edge joints. Wane is further prohibited within the bearing area of supporting connectors, or within connections where it will reduce the strength of the connection. The Contractor shall monitor the use of wane material for conformance with these requirements and cull out any non -conforming material for use as blocking. B. Plywood Sheathing: Each panel shall be legibly identified as to type, grade and species glue per American Plywood Association specification. 2.03 EQUIPMENT A. Powder Actuated Fasteners: Hilti, Ramset, or accepted equal. 1. General: Powder -actuated fastening systems may be used where shown, specified, or elsewhere required, except in structural connections required to carry computed stresses. All connectors and powder charges shall be used in strict accordance with manufacturer's instructions, and shall only be used by certified operators. 2. Application: Methods shall be in accordance with Article 28, Powder -Actuated Tools, Paragraph 1685, of Title 8, California Code of Regulations. 3. Holding Power: Demonstration of satisfactory and secure fastenings made at site under actual job conditions will be required before proceeding with work. Evidence of inadequate holding power will be cause for rejection of such fastenings. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.01 ERECTION AND BRACING A. Furnish and erect rough structural wood framework, including posts, beams, rafters, studs, plates, nailers, blocking, bridging, sheathing, stripping, purlins, grounds and furring. B. Furnish all plant, labor, material, tackle, guys, braces, scaffolds, staying and equipment necessary to erect rough carpentry components and to hold them safely in position until permanent connections are completed. Permanent connections as used herein refer to all hardware and include all structural work of any description and attachment thereof to the surrounding walls. C. Wherever stacks of material, erection equipment or other loads are carried by work during construction, make provisions to take care of stresses and strains resulting. Keep temporary bracing in place until permanent walls and roofs are completed; provide temporary bracing sufficient to keep structure stable, plumb and in line until completed. Place temporary