Do you know what a statement of fact is, vs an incorrect statement
At this point it's probably best you state your qualifications, as at least 2 relevantly qualified and experienced people have replied to this thread, contradicting you.....
RSJ Bearing question - do I need to fix?
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Do you know what a statement of fact is, vs an incorrect statement
At this point it's probably best you state your qualifications, as at least 2 relevantly qualified and experienced people have replied to this thread, contradicting you.....
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RSJ is a colloquial term used by builders to describe pretty much any UB or UC section. But the term is wrong, exactly as Tony says a few replies ago.
You’d expect the steel supplier to know better, but maybe they use the term, RSJ, as it’s what your average builder knows and understands UC and UB sections to be.
You’d expect the steel supplier to know better, but maybe they use the term, RSJ, as it’s what your average builder knows and understands UC and UB sections to be.
I'm building my own extension.... as soon as the engineer specified a UB & a UC, I looked it up, found out what they meant, and from that point on referred to them by the correct name. If a builder can't do that, well.....
Phatboy ( or is that fathead) what on earth or you going on about, the fact is the OP stated what he stated, whether that be incorrect or not, as for my qualifications, to begin with, an understanding of the english language, comprehension and grammar followed by a BSc in civil engineering and MICE and C Eng ( the latter qualifications having no bearing whatsoever on the issue being discussed but I think understanding that may be outside your pay scale??)
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