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John Daley Bendigo, Australia The Enemy of progress is the hope of a perfect plan
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John C Daley wrote:Are photos possible, its hard to work things out.
"We were going cold form steel or LSF but price is beyond our budget." what is this related too? We wanted to frame the rebuild in LSF and roif in LSF framing too.
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Put in 3 masonary columns. 38 cm sad and filled the hollow with concrete and put metal ties in every 4th row to attach concrete block walks." walls not walls.
what do the underlined bits relate too?
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Drawn in we're we will put masonry columns filled with concrete to be the support for the roof. We will put a concrete beam across the beams.
John Daley Bendigo, Australia The Enemy of progress is the hope of a perfect plan
Benefits of rainfall collection https://permies.com/t/88043/benefits-rainfall-collection
GOOD DEBT/ BAD DEBT https://permies.com/t/179218/mortgages-good-debt-bad-debt
John C Daley wrote:Your terms seem muddled.
Heat treated timber, what is that?
High summer temperature and pests attack wood in our area
“Heat treated” refers to lumber that has been specially treated to kill pests and pathogens that may reside in wood. The process involves heating the wood to a core temperature of 56° C (133° F) for at least 30 minutes.Jul 29, 2019
Drawn in we're we will put masonry columns filled with concrete to be the support for the roof. We will put a concrete beam across the beams.
Do you mean [ we will put masonry columns filled with concrete to be the support for the roof. We will put a concrete beam across the xxxxbeamsxxxx. COLUMNS ] Yes
How far apart are the rock walls, you have changed the unit of measure, on the drawing so often much its unreadable!
The rock walls are 5 meters apart. Each rock wall is 65cm thick. Height of walls 2.4 meters. No modern 'foundation' to the rock walls. We've have laid a new 15cm thick slab inside rock ruin. The slab sits on a bed 10 cm thick leca. LECA is the abbreviation of lightweight expanded clay aggregate.
What is this steel to be used for? "We were going cold form steel or LSF but price is beyond our budget."
To frame the house in light steel frame / cold form steel. Is that the term used? Instead of timber/lumber or concrete we were going to use LSF. As they do for trailer houses. "The Light Steel Framing system is characterized by a light structure of galvanized steel profiles, which work together to support the building. "
What will be the infill between the masonary columns?
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