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When I booked the crane 

I hoped it wouldn’t be raining I’d no idea it would be so hot 

I got in at 6am two hours before the crane and the heat 

Hope it’s not as hot tomorrow 

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All on and braced  14 8 meter attic trusses Probably could do to get it nogged out and the ladder on 

I’m going to get the house roof trusses ordered and loose rafters next week 

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16 hours ago, nod said:

All on and braced  14 8 meter attic trusses

So this is garage with Room In Roof. Does it connect to the house? We did our garage extension with RIR trusses. Span of 6.2m and a total run of 17m. Wasn't too impressed with the resulting floor feel though. Truss manufacturer did the engineering design but I can think of any way it could have been installed badly enough for it not to be predictably bouncy.

 

One 4m section had a supporting wall 1.2m in from the outside reducing the effective span to 5m and this section felt much better. We ended up sistering the adjacent 6.2m chords with 25mm ply which was a pain but did solve the bounce. The gang that initially craned the trusses on and braced it all up said it'd be fine once nogged but this was BS. There's still a run that we haven't got around to nogging as it's just a store area but it feels no different.

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19 hours ago, nod said:

All on and braced  14 8 meter attic trusses Probably could do to get it nogged out and the ladder on 

I’m going to get the house roof trusses ordered and loose rafters next week 

Do they span 14 Meters ?

mine will span 8.7m, with 222mm joists I’m hoping there won’t be too much bounce.

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1 hour ago, Chanmenie said:

Do they span 14 Meters ?

mine will span 8.7m, with 222mm joists I’m hoping there won’t be too much bounce.

No they span 8.5 meters 

At 600 centers Whilst the joists are 225 deep I will counter baton the underside before plaster boarding 

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31 minutes ago, nod said:

No they span 8.5 meters 

At 600 centers Whilst the joists are 225 deep I will counter baton the underside before plaster boarding 

 

Similar size to mine then, I was planning on counter batons as I’m doing the wall plates at 2.5m 

how wide with your upstairs rooms be ? 

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2 hours ago, Chanmenie said:

Do they span 14 Meters ?

mine will span 8.7m, with 222mm joists I’m hoping there won’t be too much bounce.

 

My 225mm chords only span 6.2m on a 600mm pitch and gave unacceptable amounts of flex.

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19 minutes ago, Radian said:

 

My 225mm chords only span 6.2m on a 600mm pitch and gave unacceptable amounts of flex.

Are yours attic trusses ?

The roof designers said with the 222 joists and 197 rafters at 600 centres I’d be at 60% of allowable deflection, plus there will be some internal walls down the middle, non load bearing but they will stop the flex, the bit that has no internal walls will be 400 centres 

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7 minutes ago, Chanmenie said:

Are yours attic trusses ?

 

 

Yes. Rafters are 25mm narrower than yours but that would be because of their total length which is probably less than yours (5627). This is supporting a slate roof. Doubt that the difference would make much difference to the flex of the bottom chord.

 

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5 hours ago, Chanmenie said:

Similar size to mine then, I was planning on counter batons as I’m doing the wall plates at 2.5m 

how wide with your upstairs rooms be ? 

It’s only 3000 w 9000 long 

Make a nice office 

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