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put the smooth side up for easier sliding of cardboard boxes.
Ron
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I'm in the same situation as I find
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The joists then are probably on 24 inch centers. Depending a little on how
many partitions are under, 2 by 8 should be quite good.
Commonly the sub floor is made of tongue and grooved 5/8th plywood which
comes in 4 by 8 foot sheets. I doubt you
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Just so I am using the right terminology are Joist the 2 by 8 boards that
go
across the sealing or the floor of the attic.? Also what are partitions?
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Joists refer to horizontal structural members. They are the planks set on
edge under a floor or over a ceiling. It gets a little
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I see, thanks for the information.
This home was built in 1941. back in the time in the U.S when things
were
built to last! Not acording to who the cheapist contracter was. I'll have
to ask my neighbor but I bet his home is the same way with the 2 by 8's
So many good ideas and not enough time to enact them.
I live in this old 1940's built home with a detached garage. It's a single
story with an attic. well take that back it has an attic but I'd like to put
some floors in up there.
Here's what it looks like. You pull the trap door down in the
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So many good ideas and not enough time to enact them.
I live in this old 1940's built home with a detached garage. It's
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Sent: Sunday, August 06, 2006 9:19 AM
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Okay, I had another look.
What do they have for a floor up there now?
a board that's probably about 3 foot wide
I'm in the same situation as I find that the insolation in my attic must
be under done.
I thought of 2x 8 ft halves of ply but crossing that 20x 14 ft above the
livingroom was nearly doomed to crack plaster while I lay out bats of
insolation.
How do we cover this? for material and personal
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