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  1. Building & Construction
    Can anyone please give me some advice? I own a 1901 BALLOON FRAME HOUSE. What appears: I have a solid timber beam as my sill plate (1ft above ground level) My floor joists are NOTCHED IN/ONTO SILL PLATE. FIRST FLOOR STUDS SIT ON TOP OF TILL plate. large cavities and gap beneath my sill plate...
    balloon framing foundation concrete notched floor joists repairs sill plate gap fill
  2. Concrete, Stone & Masonry
    I apologize if I am using the incorrect terminology. I have owned a home for 1.5 years and know very little about this type of thing. From what I've read so far, I think it's the sill plate gap? Anyway, my house was built in 1945, initially a basement house, then they build up. It's a concrete...
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  3. Building & Construction
    I'm in process of redoing my basement and discovered a gap in the sill plate after removing some if the 1970's era paneling. The gap maxes out at about 1/4" wide and is about 15' long. Here is several foot section of what I'm talking about. For orientation that is a ceiling at the top...
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