The head
Review the relationship between the opening and the layers above it.
Inspect the head questions ↗Wood Details / Construction atlas
Locate the condition. Reveal the assembly. Take the detail study into your next review.
Architectural contextFinished images locate a hypothetical condition. Diagrams show relationships, not approved geometry. Keep project dimensions, fastening and water-management details with the current technical submittal.
Explore all ten details ↓Open coordination worksheet ↗Rainscreen evidence and unresolved checks ↗
The assembly detail / 01–10
Choose the condition, inspect what is inside, then take the review sheet with you.
10 details

Where does the hidden connection engage the board?
Inspect detail ↗
What supports the board ends and the perpendicular border?
Inspect detail ↗
Which edge receives the clip, and how is the outside edge secured?
Inspect detail ↗
What separates the cladding from the water-control layer?
Inspect detail ↗
How do both elevations terminate without losing the drainage path?
Inspect detail ↗
Where does water leave each side of the opening?
Inspect detail ↗
How do the interlocking boards meet their support?
Inspect detail ↗
What remains free to move behind the finished trim?
Inspect detail ↗
What carries each board end at the post?
Inspect detail ↗
Which system carries the guard loads and cable tension?
Inspect detail ↗One project / Four assembly boundaries
Choose an assembly in the same architectural world. Open its relationship study without mistaking the concept for a construction model.

Review the relationship between the opening and the layers above it.
Inspect the head questions ↗Bring both sides of the transition into the coordination record.
Trace the deck-to-wall interface ↗Identify where the cladding ends and how adjacent work is resolved.
Review the base condition ↗Make a useful record while the junction is still visible.
Plan the concealed-work record ↗Need a product detail? Describe the exact interface to the material team.