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Old 06-28-2010, 11:50 AM   #3
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Default Re: A Question for you Builder of Buildings types

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I'm not familiar with the loads in your area - but normally 2x6's on 24oc should not be a problem as long as they are framed correctly and the proper wood is used such as Southern Pine no. 1 and not a Spruce/Pine.

Are you working from plans?

Have you considered using trusses? Initial cost may be more but they save in the installation. Most lumber yards have stock sizes ready to deliver.


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I would go to your local permit office and ask them what the local code is (and buy a building permit if you need one). 24" seems to be ok but deffinately use Pine! Spruce is too week. I also 2nd the idea of premade trusses. They are a little more cost wise, but so much easier just to get a few guys to walk them up, then secure them!!

I would go check what the local code says. Then if a building inspector comes out to check the work, you won't have to tear anything down or apart. Get a permit (if needed in your area) and do it right (for your area) and you shouldn't have any regrets.
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