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Which of the following is NOT typically a cause of structural movement in a cottage?

  1. Inadequately Sized Footings

  2. Incorrect Depth of Footings

  3. Oversized Footings

  4. Too Large a Span Between Piers

  5. Improper Placement of Beams

  6. Use of Untreated Wood

The correct answer is: Oversized Footings

Oversized footings are not typically a cause of structural movement in a cottage. In fact, having oversized footings can often provide more stability and support to the structure. The other options listed are more likely to be causes of structural movement in a cottage. Inadequately sized footings, incorrect depth of footings, too large a span between piers, improper placement of beams, and the use of untreated wood can all contribute to structural issues in a cottage. It's important to ensure that footings are properly sized and placed, beams are correctly positioned, and appropriate materials are used to prevent potential structural problems.

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