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Support Beam
Posted by: Paul M from Winnipeg
7/28/2006 at 2:56:55 PM
I Want To Take A Wall Out In My Living Room To Make It Bigger But There Is A Support Beam There So How Would I Go About Getting It Done
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Ken from Unique Property Services in Toronto
8/9/2006 at 1:01:24 AM
hello, most of the time really no big deal, u might need some design plans and install longer solid beam. what is your span size?
J.Roberts and Associates Interiors in Georgetown
8/27/2006 at 12:16:46 PM
A careful inspection of mechanical and electrical
services passing through the wall . Inspection of
structural support under the wall ( floor joists,beams and jack posts) The load has to be properly distibuted , I've had to add footings and posts . Could be a nightmare if not properly done.
AJ from Hearth Fire Homes & Renovations Inc. in Edmonton
10/17/2007 at 3:42:52 AM
Does the wall actually support the beam or is the beam posted in the exterior walls?
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