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efficiency using post and beam framing and a variety of foundation systems . This
may be the most likely area of conflict with your building inspector . It is likely that
your code will permit this kind of construction , but that the inspector will be ...
efficiency using post and beam framing and a variety of foundation systems . This
may be the most likely area of conflict with your building inspector . It is likely that
your code will permit this kind of construction , but that the inspector will be ...
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The structural beams are made of standard dimensioned lumber ( i.e. , 2 X 8's , 2
X 10's , or 2 X 12's ) and fastened to the sides of the posts with lag ... USDA
Handbook # 364 illustrates this type of post and beam construction very
thoroughly .
The structural beams are made of standard dimensioned lumber ( i.e. , 2 X 8's , 2
X 10's , or 2 X 12's ) and fastened to the sides of the posts with lag ... USDA
Handbook # 364 illustrates this type of post and beam construction very
thoroughly .
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PLYWOOD TOLNAIL STRAP ANCHOR. 7-9 " 8-0 " L TREAT SOIL FOR
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T 12-0 " 24-0 " NAIL TO BEAM 12-0 " 2012 BEAM TIE 343 M 2x12 + 2x8 JOIST
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