Pulley blocks
Chris Hogg wrote: The problem is that I have a pottery kiln that weighs 110kg (the 250kg figure Assuming you don't have a gantry above it, then I'd go for jacking from beneath. That weight is more than most roof timbers would appreciate. I'd probably use a load of small jackings and repeated stacking with wooden packer blocks. OTOH I have plenty of timber to hand (there are always pallets though). How many trolley jacks can you borrow ? |
Pulley blocks
Huge wrote: Assuming you don't have a gantry above it, then I'd go for jacking from beneath. That weight is more than most roof timbers would appreciate. It weighs less than I do, and I was up in my loft at the weekend ... That's a loft in a house, I'm assuming this is a shed. I wouldn't walk on my shed roof... |
Pulley blocks
On 2006-10-24 13:33:23 +0100, Huge said:
On 2006-10-24, Andy Dingley wrote: Huge wrote: Assuming you don't have a gantry above it, then I'd go for jacking from beneath. That weight is more than most roof timbers would appreciate. It weighs less than I do, and I was up in my loft at the weekend ... That's a loft in a house, I'm assuming this is a shed. I wouldn't walk on my shed roof... Good point. Although I'd walk on my shed roof, but then my shed isn't a GBP29.95 B&Q special. Ah... but were you jacking from beneath? |
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