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What the heck? 2x2 floor/ceiling joists?!?

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23 minutes ago, clhyer said:

 

It might be late, or it might be that brew I had with supper, but I do not understand this Stick.

 

that reply was to what Herb mentions...

Here...

BSDRef AFPA - Conventional Wood Frame Construction Details.pdf

 

41 minutes ago, clhyer said:

sure seems like it would have been much simpler to put new joists in during construction.

 

new joists cost money and labor...

54 minutes ago, clhyer said:

I can put my finger between the ceiling drywall and that particular joist (the one cut in three places).

 

sister in a joist and glue it's edge to the drywall w/ PL200...

 

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Thanks Stick for all the above info and the link.  I have downloaded a copy and will be going through in my spare time.

I think it was just a couple terms that you used that I had not heard of.

Up today, install the light cans, insulation and subfloor.

Cal

  • 2 weeks later...

One minor thing you all missed from the pictures that is OSB not particle board.

Particle board is not permitted as subfloor in most places.

As I side note I install Hardwood over my OSB sub floor.

I can sure tell where I skipped a nail.

I would recommend all OSB be removed before laying a hardwood floor.

 

  • Author

Michael, thanks for your input.  You are correct, the pictures show OSB subfloor.  The particle board was the underlayment that I had already pulled up.

I refastened all OSB subfloor with screws and screwed down 3/4" T&G OSB underlayment.  I will be putting down a laminate floor covering.  I have all the underlayment down now and it is nice and tight - no squeaks whatsoever.  Hope it stays that way!

Cal

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