How to install basement fire blocking?

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How do I install fire blocking while finishing a basement?

In Colorado, the building code asks for a fire block when finishing a basement. I know this goes against the out walls (foundation). I've seen 2x4 and OSB used: which is better? And how does the OSB get installed?

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OSB would be easier and faster, it gets installed BEFORE the top plate goes up. If you plan to use ...

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I need to install some fireblocks (aka fire stops AND fire block[ing]) in my basement. What can I use to make these? Can I use regular sheetrock to make these or do they have to be some special type of sheetrock? If I can't use sheetrock, what type and...

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Local town hall will direct you to a code enforcer or the building department.Depends on the town size...

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