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How is a floor in a house held up?
I was just wondering about this.
What holds the floor to the brickwork? Does it rest on some bricks which 'stick out'? Or are there 'holes' in the wall where wooden joists are slotted in? Actually I think I may have seen pictures of such hole on old historic ruins etc. Such as here for example http://www.lousweb.com/Castle%20Vall...S/DCP_3897.JPG I would imagine on a 'two brick' wall or cavity wall it would rest on the inner wall? |
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