#2 Pressure Treated Lumber
#2 or better is the grade supplied by lumber companies. It meets code and there is no noticable difference for deck applications. Generally #1 "onl...
#2 or better is the grade supplied by lumber companies. It meets code and there is no noticable difference for deck applications. Generally #1 "onl...
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ViewsYou can span 12'10 with 2x6 @ 16 o/c without a ceiling (drywall) on them with a light roofing 11'10 with drywall, #2 or better doug fir / larch.If ...
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ViewsWhat is the size, species & span of the rafters?
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ViewsIf it's just a knee wall all it may be doing is acting as a perlin for the rafter span.. I even doubt that, but over kill would be 2 2x6 (4x6) as t...
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ViewsHave a look at my site, there are projects on there from foundation to finish with photos & explanations. It may help?Alter Eagle Construction & De...
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ViewsThe studs already come pre-cut, it's faster and easier to lift if you frame at the wall & stand it up... the sheathing can be done at that time. Ma...
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ViewsThere is no jig, you would just layout the plates, precut the jacks, headers & cripples as with any production framing project.
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ViewsIf you go to the local hardware or depot type place you can get a diagonal cable brace already made for this application, it even has an adjustable...
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ViewsYou make a template out of hardboard & router with a collar.
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ViewsFor the elec. box you will need to pick up an box extention to bring it out closer to being flush with the new wainscoat.The board that is bowed, y...
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ViewsThe easiest is to measure up from the existing bottom.. if it's 2" shorter set the tri-square @ 2" and use it to circle the column or make a quick ...
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ViewsSound interesting.. there are tools to measure the inside & outside corner angles... a sliding T bevel for example, but to adjust the fence on the ...
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Views"How to install crown molding" tutorial is on my site you'll find that handy if it's you're first install... I cover what types of stock and constr...
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ViewsLabor is included, of course composites, screwed rather than nailed, more expensive railings, site access, site conditions such as slope, and heigh...
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ViewsYour part of the country will determine the costs... typically anywhere from 12 to 24 per sq ft.
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ViewsNails, they are designed with more shear strength. Screws aren't designed for framing applications unless specifically noted.
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ViewsYes, up to 20' typically dependent on the stock & style.You can refer to the crown molding tutorial on my site to help the installation go smoother...
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ViewsSome pictures of the existing may be helpfull if you can do that. You can use my web sites forum if you don't have a place to post them, I've desig...
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ViewsBefore the siding, and after parts of the flashing. The windows are ordered for 2x6 walls or supplied with jamb extensions dependent on the manufac...
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ViewsStart with your local building dept. there are things to consider like the firewall (and perhaps ceiling)applications and fireblocking most importa...
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