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on 4/28/2005 2:45 PM J said the following:
I'm working on a garage design. For a span greater than 9 feet, our local code requires two 2x12s sandwiched around a 1/8" steel flitch plate. I'm curious where one would obtain a 17-18' long steel plate 11.25" wide. todd From a steel fabricator? Exactly, and it's my bad on my earlier post, it IS a 2x12 with the flitch plate and it's still not going anywhere. Ordered up the flitch plate from local steel dealer that supplies the I-beams, etc. and gave them the dimensions. Brought it in, dropped it off the flatbed. Had a small table top drill press and set up a little staging area about six or eight inches off the ground and drilled the holes to spec. I must have been crazy to do it but I hoisted all three components up into position by myself using a fence comealong, chains and temporary supports. I was quite proud of having done it by myself. SWMBO thought I was crazy. Now, I would tend to agreeg |
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