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  1. Flooring
    Hello all first time poster (to any internet discussion board) here! So I am in the process of a major home addition. The addition is 24’x48’ rectangle with a basement that I intend on finishing in the coming years. When I ordered the flooring system I didn’t plan on the basement but long story...
    i joist sistering strength
  2. Building & Construction
    I am trying to replace a load bearing beam. It is currently 3 2x10's (doug fir) and it runs over a 10 foot span. I would like to install a tee beam (flange down) that measures: web 8.5", .300" thick and the flange is 6" and .425" thick. I'm pretty sure this new beam has more strength but I...
    beam bearing load strength
  3. Flooring
    Hello all, Newby here. I am installing 400 sqft of 18 inch high quality porcelain tile on a concrete slab. I removed the vat and wet scraped off the cutback but there are some spots where water was beading up because I believe that also tar was used to seal existing cracks and fill low spots...
    bond concrete strength tar tile
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