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Re: what type of deck E.H.Carpentry #10881 04/01/07 09:33 PM
Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 38 Old Lyme, CT R RCBerry Member
RCBerry Member R Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 38 Old Lyme, CT	Garage parking. I came in towards the tail end of that job so I couldn't speak to the nuances of the floor other than to say it needed to hold up cars. Bob Berry Old Lyme, CT. http://www.atlanticwoodworks.biz

Re: what type of deck RCBerry #10883 04/01/07 09:48 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 194 Western Massachusetts E E.H.Carpentry Member
E.H.Carpentry Member E Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 194 Western Massachusetts	Originally Posted By: RCBerry Garage parking. I came in towards the tail end of that job so I couldn't speak to the nuances of the floor other than to say it needed to hold up cars. There must have been a lot of post to hold up that floor!!! Seems like a concrete structure would have been better suited. Then a TF from the main floor up.

Re: what type of deck E.H.Carpentry #10886 04/01/07 10:15 PM
Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 38 Old Lyme, CT R RCBerry Member
RCBerry Member R Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 38 Old Lyme, CT	Steel I-beams. I don't remember seeing any posts at all but it was several years ago so I could be wrong. The dive under part was all concrete and steel....the timber frame was above that. Bob Berry Old Lyme, CT. http://www.atlanticwoodworks.biz

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