BODYGUARD WOOD PRODUCTS (8160-2022:0006) — eave assembly section.
Drawn from this record's own sourced values; every dimension on it is one a
published document states, and a parameter the source did not publish is
named on the drawing rather than estimated.
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BODYGUARD WOOD PRODUCTS (8160-2022:0006)
This is a listed eave assembly. Listing 8160-2022:0006. This site cites OSFM BML. Match the model and orientation.
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Bodyguard #801 tongue-and-groove pine has a California wildfire-area listing for an underside assembly backed by gypsum board.
The board and its backing belong together in listing 8160-2022:0006. OSFM describes pressure-treated pine at least 9/16 inch thick by 3-1/4 inches wide, corresponding to nominal 5/8-by-4-inch boards, installed over 1/2-inch regular gypsum board. The #801 model number matters when comparing a quote with that description.
California's September 2025 WUI handbook places the assembly in category 8160, covering horizontal projection undersides. Its scope is this underside construction, so the listing should travel with the specified pine dimensions and gypsum layer when you review an eave detail. Use Bodyguard's installation instructions and product data sheets for the installation, and confirm the exact model against the current government listing before specification.
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One drawn shape serving two patterns through an A/B/C/D table, so it is schematic and nothing on it may be scaled — its drawn aspect is 6.45 to 1 against pattern 801's 5.89. Row 801 is this record's pattern. WIDTH IS A PUBLISHED CONFLICT AND IS NOT WRITTEN HERE: the listing states a minimum 3-1/4 inch width, which is neither the sheet's A (3-5/16 inch) nor its B (3-1/8 inch), and the losing value's home is attributeConflicts, which this lane does not own. The thickness does agree and is recorded.
