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Re: Beam Support

From: honeybee12012003@yahoo.com
Category: Carpentry and Framing
Remote Name: 12.216.22.161
Date: 27 Oct 2004
Time: 09:57 PM

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I did some rough calculations and based on 30 psf live load and 1/8 inch live load deflection I would pick a W14x22. The beam and the joists share the load and I figure 14 joists carry approximately half the load and the beam carries about half the load. You are also adding about a one ton concentrated load to your garage door header for that loading and the same for the support wall at the other end of the beam.

 

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