ICE
Oh Well
And here I thought it was because they didn't gap the plywood.
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Built in garage framing
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Francis Vineyard
Registered User
ICE that and post 16!
Francis
Francis
ICE
Oh Well
Nobody does it better than you Francis.
Daddy-0-
Moderator
It also looks like the point load from the hip rafter of the main roof above posts to that narrow center column. I would expect to see a PSL or a solid bank of studs there to support the point load. Also, the LVL header looks way undersized given the orientation of the TGI floor joists.
jar546
Forum Coordinator
resurrect a relevant topic.