A junction coordination studys / Concept examples
Read both sides of a wood interface.
These conceptual junction studies follow missing information across adjacent assemblies. They explain coordination questions without supplying a construction-approved wall or enclosure detail.
01 / Start with an interface inventory
Concept example: W-03 is a wood-to-window jamb; W-04 is the head above it. The jamb record asks about movement and reveal continuity. The head record asks where water exits. The team closes neither record merely because the window shop drawing has been received.
Apply this guide / Your review notes
What changes at this line?
Mark the questions you have reviewed. A checked item records your progress; it does not certify the work.
Review items considered
This checklist is temporary. Print the page to retain the marked review with the guide.
02 / Trace a drainage exit
Concept example: a proposed base trim visually hides the cavity outlet. The review record asks the designer to show the drainage route through the complete base assembly, including required closures. No opening size is selected from this schematic.
Apply this guide / Your review notes
Where does the water go next?
Mark the questions you have reviewed. A checked item records your progress; it does not certify the work.
Review items considered
This checklist is temporary. Print the page to retain the marked review with the guide.
03 / Coordinate the base of wood cladding
Concept example: a landscape revision raises a planter beside the first cladding course. The interface record is reopened because exposure and access changed, even though the wood profile did not.
Apply this guide / Your review notes
What can reach the bottom board?
Mark the questions you have reviewed. A checked item records your progress; it does not certify the work.
Review items considered
This checklist is temporary. Print the page to retain the marked review with the guide.