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Join Date: May 2005
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Deck footers not 100% level?
I am building a deck that is 24x16 and sits about 8' off the ground. We have an engineer design it for us structurally. The beam runs across three 6x6 posts.
I poured my three footers and set the j-bolt in place. Now that the footers have cured for about 3 days, one of the footers seems to be unlevel by about 1/8" or so. Is this going to cause me big issues? By unlevel, I mean I put my post holder on the j-bolt and when setting the level across that it is off. Thanks for any advice. |
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Remodeler
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Spring Hill FL.
Posts: 436
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Deck footers not 100% level?
Make it up with the post.
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