Funny. First thought was how is S. Leyton using QR reduction for dry systems in 
attic?? Second thought ( took a few minutes for this slow brain).... It's a 
California thing. Don't do many wet systems in attics in the Midwest ;)

Rod at Rapid

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Subject: RE: QR Reduction for Obstructed Construction

Does it say that it can't?   We take it in attics all the time ... 

Steve L




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Subject: QR Reduction for Obstructed Construction

I asked once before about ceiling pockets vs. beam pockets and didn't get a 
nibble so I'll try a slightly different twist on the question. Can the QR 
reduction be applied to obstructed construction? Can the reduction be taken for 
twin tee construction?

Ron F

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