This is the framing for part of the second floor. Mike has lined up all the wall framing studs with the floor joists.
Another view of the problem with the stairs to the garage, which was worked out with the architect today.
More second floor framing pictures, showing who many directions the floor joist go in on the second floor.
Mike showing us the repair to the steel beam that was mistakenly cut too short by one of his carpenters. It was repaired by the welder and checked by the architect and appears to be stronger than before. This was the subject of a lot of gossip during last week, as Mike was very upset and it is a very small town, so any show of anger or frustration is the subject of conversation for days.
This is the framing for part of the second floor. Mike has lined up all the wall framing studs with the floor joists.
Another view of the problem with the stairs to the garage, which was worked out with the architect today.
More second floor framing pictures, showing who many directions the floor joist go in on the second floor.
Mike showing us the repair to the steel beam that was mistakenly cut too short by one of his carpenters. It was repaired by the welder and checked by the architect and appears to be stronger than before. This was the subject of a lot of gossip during last week, as Mike was very upset and it is a very small town, so any show of anger or frustration is the subject of conversation for days.
1 comment:
I guess the old adage of measure twice and cut once really came into play here. Put is it a good to see that the old metal stretcher still works :)
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