rshuey
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I've never seen this before. Can you use 2x6 lumber to create 6x6 posts?
No permit applied for. Looks funky.
They need to find one named Elmer.fatboy said:Engineer required............
Now what are they going to do?Owner called and said township needs a CO on the building he built. Haha. Apparently he never asked for zoning permits either. Built the whole thing in 2 weeks.
Long ago in a land far away, I worked for Morton Buildings. There were no laminated posts at that time. It was always 6" or 8" creosote soaked posts. I recall a foreman who thought that he could get rid of the excess creosote using fire. So he lit the posts on fire which in turn lit the entire building package on fire. He tried to separate the posts from the rest of the material with a tractor and it burned up too. The odd thing is that he wasn't fired. When the barn was finally done, it was two feet out of square. He still wasn't fired.steveray said:Looks like a typical Morton Building.....common practice here, but usually engineered...you might be able to use the WFCM, I know there are built up posts in there, but not sure of the splices.....