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Re: Twisted timber that has to support floor. [Re: Jon Senior] #29514 08/06/12 08:01 AM
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OK. After a certain amount of grief (failed anchor point for the sheerlegs resulting in an aborted lift and a 1 week delay), the last section of the frame has been lifted. The timber that I laid out using chalklines as described above slotted into place near perfectly. One of those cut earlier had developed a little more twist since cutting and ultimately required the use of some not inconsiderable leverage to get it home.

Thanks again. I'll update the blog in a day or so.

Re: Twisted timber that has to support floor. [Re: Jon Senior] #29983 12/26/12 06:32 AM
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Guys today i join this community and i read this topic and i want to ask a question a little about this topic which is that I want to lay a real timber floor for my house, not floating laminate, over concrete slab. Has anyone got this type of floor than share here some suggestions ?

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