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garage roof joist hanger
stranger12
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all,
i need to change my garage ceiling which does not have any weight on top of it .
Would you run two peice of wood prarallel bolted to the wall which then all joists are hanged off or bolt each joist to the wall individually ?
what is the pros and cons in your view.
Pros for me is less driliing in wall and easier but not sure if it will be strong enough.
I may go on the roof occasionally to clean the windows above it (above the garage there is my second floor window.
images below,
this way or
this way
http://www.builderdepot.co.uk/media/product/a6c/speed-pro-masonry-joist-hanger-50mm-x-100mm-86f.jpg
i need to change my garage ceiling which does not have any weight on top of it .
Would you run two peice of wood prarallel bolted to the wall which then all joists are hanged off or bolt each joist to the wall individually ?
what is the pros and cons in your view.
Pros for me is less driliing in wall and easier but not sure if it will be strong enough.
I may go on the roof occasionally to clean the windows above it (above the garage there is my second floor window.
images below,
this way or
this way
http://www.builderdepot.co.uk/media/product/a6c/speed-pro-masonry-joist-hanger-50mm-x-100mm-86f.jpg
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