acrow prop

  1. P

    Acrow, push-pull or bottlejack for supporting purlin for repair

    Hi all, grateful for some advice. Just moved into a c.1900 Victorian terrace. Quickly spotted, unnoticed by the surveyor, a crack in one of the purlins. You can see failure is a combination of the purlin strut being removed for hatch installation, knot in the purlin, and heavier roof tiles...
  2. Oliver Dawson

    Erosion of slab foundations

    Hi I dug out some soil a couple of years ago to level off and put a wooden structure along this wall. I’ve removed the structure and the foundations of the concrete slab has eroded. I want to put a wooden planter along the wall so the look is not a concern. But I do want it to be fixed so I get...
  3. K

    Loft conversion - temporary support for purlin during floor beam install

    I’ve attached a drawing to show the existing, temporary and final diagrams to help show the question. The structural engineer has designed our loft with 2 floor steels and a ridge steel. The installation of the first floor steel (beam A) is simple, as nothing needs to be removed to install it...
  4. K

    Acrow prop smaller than size 0, where to get or how to implement?

    We have to excavate a hole in a stone wall which is approx 60cm thick so we can put a soil pipe through it. Having removed plasterboard we see a pre-existing hole in the wall which is 1.4 m wide by 23 cm to 67 cm in height. It's a deep hole that goes through most of the wall but not all the way...
  5. M

    How to Acrow prop sloped rafters

    Hi guys i need to prop the rafters on a small (4m x 4m) single story outbuilding in order to enlarge the door opening and subsequently place a larger lintel. can anyone advise me how to best get round the issue of safely supporting the sloped rafters when he top of the prop is obviously flat...
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