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Hallo Dirk,
do you mean douple treenails per half double frame - so per double frame two times two treenails?
I will make only one pair of treenails per bend - but would be very interested in any resource where something else is written - the resources Christian mentioned are showing not really anything else - the only different way was shown in Gerards Rochefort monograph ......
Maybe
@Tobias knows more about the Rochefort nailing pattern
Yes - correct - it is CLOU Schnellschleifgrundierung -> In short time I hope to show the treated finished hull
If I understand your question correctly you ask about the pattern where the location of the butt joints have to be - and the overlapping / offest of the joints from one row of planks to the next?!?
I am not aware about any rule or regulation defining this, so it is my personal technical consideration - I try to have minimum 2 frames between
From technical view an overlapping is helping for the stability and stiffness of a hull - with this also helping for a better watertightness of such a planking
And the real shipwrights had to work with available trees and boards -> so I guess it was often a day-to-day consideration and compromise......
But maybe somebody else knows a more clear explanation or could clarify this subject?
I agree with 
