Grant Krulik Woody – B2 Label Component A Stud Walls Component’s Purpose Studs are the vertical framing member in frame wall construction. B Asphalt Shingles C Underlayment D Siding E Vapor Barrier F G Top Plate Insulation H Roof Trusse I K Sill Window Opening Header Window Opening Sole Plate L Wall Sheathing M Roof Sheathing N Sub Floor O Floor Joists Asphalt shingles provide protection to the house’s roof, blocking out the elements The underlayment provides temporary weatherproofing during construction and a secondary weatherproof layer for the finished building. A siding is used as an outer wall and is the final product of the shed. A vapor barrier is used to block the movement of moisture through the exterior of the building. A top plate is used to hold walls together. Insulation is material used to restrict the flow of sound and heat from one surface to the other. A roof truss is made up of connecting triangles that work as the framework of a roof of a building provides support to the roof. A sill is placed on the bottom of walls and opening in walls, supports wall and structure. A header is used to support structural members over openings in the wall. A sole plate is a structure member at the bottom of studs used to hold walls together. Provides a surface for the wall to attach to the structure. Wall Sheathing is plywood which is used as an insulating board to enclose the structure. Roof Sheathing is plywood used to enclose the structure, provide lateral support for the structure and provide support for the roofing material. The sub floor is the structural floor that joins the joists and supports finished flooring Floor joists are used to carry the load of the floor and ceiling J