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Shed ramp question
Due to the height of a shed floor and the slope of the yard, I need to make
a ramp that is about 6 to 7ft long. The ramp needs to support up to 700lbs. If I put the joists of the ramp 12" on center, can I use 2x6 PT lumber or do I need something more substantial like a 2x8"? Also, should put some kind of support in the middle of the ramp? Thank you for your time. |
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