[Ron6519]

You should have jack and king studs on either side of the window running from the top plates to the bottom plates. If this is a load bearing wall, you'll need a header.
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[EHouse]

Thx, it already have a header on top of the two top plates.

 

[Ron6519]

Thx, it already have a header on top of the two top plates.

Not in the picture you posted.

 

[EHouse]

It was a porch with 2 2"x12"x12' nail together between the 6x6 post and the brick wall. The room is about 12'. Can I use this and evade putting a header on top. If we put a header we are going to end with the window too low.

 

[Ron6519]

It was a porch with 2 2"x12"x12' nail together between the 6x6 post and the brick wall. The room is about 12'. Can I use this and evade putting a header on top. If we put a header we are going to end with the window too low.

Posting a photo from the outside will help determine the load.

 

[EHouse]

Posting a photo from the outside will help determine the load.

Here. The inspector came and said it's Alright but must have wind bracing.

 

[EHouse]

You should have jack and king studs on either side of the window running from the top plates to the bottom plates. If this is a load bearing wall, you'll need a header.
If any of these terms are unfamiliar, do a goggle search so you can respond.

Thanks Ron for your help. Appreciate it.

 

[Gary in WA]

May need the extra stud/blocking for interior/exterior trim or casing.... Blocking required for shear with the plywood/OSB?

Gary

 

[EHouse]

May need the extra stud/blocking for interior/exterior trim or casing.... Blocking required for shear with the plywood/OSB?

Gary

I don't think is required but I put them too, ...just in case. The most important thing said the inspector is that your 2x6 have to be nail to the OSB every 6" max. And vertical pieces.

 

[havalife]

When I frame in windows I always have dbl. stud on sides (kingstud and trimmer) and the sill, this helps with nailing later. Being you are framing in a porch I would still double stud around the window.

 

[EHouse]

When I frame in windows I always have dbl. stud on sides (kingstud and trimmer) and the sill, this helps with nailing later. Being you are framing in a porch I would still double stud around the window.

Thx for your advice.