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JJam13Smith reacted to ^woody^'s post in the thread Creating an opening in an internal load bearing wall, staggered height joists above... with
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If it's an opening a opposed to a doorway, put the support up in the ceiling void and have all the joists on hangers and a flush... -
JJam13Smith reacted to noseall's post in the thread Creating an opening in an internal load bearing wall, staggered height joists above... with Thanks.
Wold you not position the beam so that it is the same height as the low set of joist and beneath the higher set? Then you'd collect the...
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JJam13Smith posted the thread Creating an opening in an internal load bearing wall, staggered height joists above... in Building.Hi All, Re-modelling and extending our 1960s bungalow. Had some good help on the forum regarding a few issues I'd had in the extension...
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JJam13Smith reacted to freddiemercurystwin's post in the thread Filling Cavity threshold 150mm with Thanks.
Agreed, furthermore you ought to have a vapour barrier under you screed (to prevent any screed seeping through the gaps in your...
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JJam13Smith reacted to George_engineer's post in the thread Filling Cavity threshold 150mm with Thanks.
I'd do the second one. On a short doorway it is more bother, but for a bi-fold I'd generally not have the innerleaf.
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JHi All, I've searched the forums and come across a fair few similar situations, but I guess I'm looking for opinions/ knowledge from...
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