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strengthening timber floor for 350kg weight
i have a large accumulator tank (300l) which when full will be approx
350kg. what should i do to strengthen the floor where it will stand. at the moment the floor is 7"x2" joists resting on bricks on the solum about a metre apart (so its not really suspended). the joists are at 450mm centres. at the moment the tank (empty) is on 18" ply which spans 3 joists. |
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