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joint types

Posted By: Anonymous

joint types - 02/23/01 11:50 AM

I wish to use traditional joinery techniques to join green floor joists to large section trimmer joists. I presume they are simple housing joints, does anyone have any onfo on this?
Posted By: Bill Keir

Re: joint types - 02/26/01 09:07 AM

Can you give us an idea of the timber sizes?
are the trimmer joists green or an existing part of the frame? the type of joinery may depend on the ability of the trimmer joists to withstand removal of material to form joints, and / or any requirement to create restraint etc in the plane of the floor.

[This message has been edited by Bill Keir (edited 02-26-2001).]
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: joint types - 02/26/01 12:51 PM

The trimmer joists is actually a spine beam which measures 200 x 250mm. It is green oak and will form a floor above.

Quote:
Originally posted by Bill Keir:
Can you give us an idea of the timber sizes?
are the trimmer joists green or an existing part of the frame? the type of joinery may depend on the ability of the trimmer joists to withstand removal of material to form joints, and / or any requirement to create restraint etc in the plane of the floor.

[This message has been edited by Bill Keir (edited 02-26-2001).]
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