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Old 09-05-2016, 10:19 PM
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I guess I don't get over to this section enough, WOW this is way cool!
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That looks incredible Lenie.

With all the shop stuff going on directly under the living areas, are you doing anything special as far as containment, fire rating, etc?
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It looks great Lenie, are those floor joist all lam beams ?
Thanks guys,Hmmm nothing really, dammmmmmm now you've got me thinking.

Wayne, the one pic next to the two car garage up top is a single car garage over living space so yes on glulams there, the entire front of the house over the shop is all glulams also for point loading, span of beams and being able to cut down for deck slope, same on third level and all 16" beams...should be solid
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Old 09-05-2016, 11:04 PM
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Thanks guys,Hmmm nothing really, dammmmmmm now you've got me thinking.
Lenie, I only ask because I've had a car catch fire (thankfully not inside a garage or shop) but it was freak enough to make me cautious and consider this for the future. Now that I have kids I am even extra cautious for wherever my car(s) will get stored and/or worked on.
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Old 09-06-2016, 12:35 AM
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Lenie, I only ask because I've had a car catch fire (thankfully not inside a garage or shop) but it was freak enough to make me cautious and consider this for the future. Now that I have kids I am even extra cautious for wherever my car(s) will get stored and/or worked on.
Thanks, always good to error on the side of caution...especially when kids are involved.
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Old 09-06-2016, 09:08 AM
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Looks awesome, Lenny. I was thinking along the same lines as Dave. You could have a sprinkler system. They are required on all new construction here in Henderson. Also, I wonder what can be done for fumes?
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Old 09-06-2016, 02:13 PM
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Looking awesome coming together! I know its stressful but try to enjoy the excitement!

We did the I-joists beneath our second floor with glued/screwed decking. Feels nice and rigid but we still have popping/squeaking despite our efforts.
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Old 09-06-2016, 06:25 PM
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Looks awesome, Lenny. I was thinking along the same lines as Dave. You could have a sprinkler system. They are required on all new construction here in Henderson. Also, I wonder what can be done for fumes?
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Looking awesome coming together! I know its stressful but try to enjoy the excitement!

We did the I-joists beneath our second floor with glued/screwed decking. Feels nice and rigid but we still have popping/squeaking despite our efforts.
Thanks, thought about sprinkler system but already outside my budget, have to draw the line somewhere. Trying to retire next year...I'll just carry big insurance

Trying to enjoy but your know.....and yes I hate squeak and pops, hoping for the best. Tried to get dried in before the rain but not working out the way I wanted, oh well, time for rain coats.
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That is going to be one sick shop Lenie

that has to be one of the best perks of being a contractor, building an awesome house the way you want it.
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