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I or H beam specs
From: Alysonh@nbnet.nb.ca
Category: Architecture and Building Design
Remote Name: 207.179.175.146
Date: 05 Sep 2001
Time: 04:26 PM
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What size H beam would I need if I was tearing out a wall in my basement? The
span is roughly 14' 6" in length. Now this wall is A load bearing wall.
Presently it is a 2 by 6 studded wall running the length of my basement just
beneath my kitchen stove & fridge. I would like to put 2 jackposts -- one at
either end and nothing in the middle. Now how heavy of a weight do I need and
how deep should this beam be? Your help would be greatly appreciated thanks.
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