jar546
CBO
Now they are out of the prescriptive codes for framing and wall bracing (12' max) with this change without notice. Was there for a footer inspection in the back.
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Insanity continues, attached garage not per approved plans
- Thread starter jar546
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RJJ
Co-Founder
How about a footing under the temporary support post? Portal framing at the Garaged doors? Have fun!
TimNY
REGISTERED
"the code is more what you'd call 'guidelines' than actual rules" --Cap'n Barbosa
In all seriousness, probably not a huge deal. Will need some design work done, but probably easily fixed. At least it looks like they take some sort of pride in their work.. appears to be decent.
In all seriousness, probably not a huge deal. Will need some design work done, but probably easily fixed. At least it looks like they take some sort of pride in their work.. appears to be decent.
I have no idea what would be the solution but i suggest you to do not forfeit and i am sure you will be rewarded soon.I know it is insane to go for the construction in this high prices market as this is due the global crisis that has been in the economy for the past three or four years now.
jar546
CBO
They hired an engineer who started specs on a fix then decided to refer it over to another engineer who provided specs on a method to fix. It was basically completely reframed from the inside.
jar546
CBO
They hired an engineer who started specs on a fix then decided to refer it over to another engineer who provided specs on a method to fix. It was basically completely reframed from the inside.