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sill plate replacement in basement revisited
A little searching on the Simpson website led me to some anchors that
may satisfy the inspector's requirement for anchor bolts on the new sill plate. http://www.strongtie.com/products/connectors/UFP.asp Simpson's site is full of code references, load test results, and corrosion data that should satisfy all but the most obtuse inspector. But I still need an idea or two on how to lift/support a 12' section of the two story house where the joists run parallel to the sill plate. Like in the side of the house in the first picture here http://www.coolhouseplans.com/floor.html Not one of you is clever enough to think of a way to do this? |
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