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£1800. Three different specs. 

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and this is what you can do to correct builders' errors ( that is building by eye, rather than with a line and level )

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Steve at Cheshire Roof Trusses helped me through that particular trauma.

Be sure to specify exactly how the joist is attached to the wall plate, and measure the width at each and every joist station along the wall.

Ian

 

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Was the moggy there to check for line and level. "that's purrrrfect Ian - Nail it down!"

 

What was your total floor area covered by that?

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16 minutes ago, AnonymousBosch said:

 

46 sq meters and a roof of 10 sq meters.

Wanna laugh?  - I put them up on my own with the following results......


As you can see, we are the most supportive (word used advisedly) self-build forum in the world.

 

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Nice cat, though.

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4.8m span, 225mm depth, 89mm chord and 600 centres for about 26 plus some shorter ones for a stairwell (5 from memory plus a mahooosive double one) and all the z-clips and the 3x2 for the noggins, 95sqm of Egger protect and glue etc was just shy of £2k. 

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@Big Neil

 

Here's my final Easi Joist plan from Manderwood

 

59 Joists and a few binders

400mm centers apart from one area which is opened to 600 centers to hide duct cooler in ceiling void

Most joists 72mm or 97mm wide, with a couple of real chunkers at 172mm wide.

Top hung on pole plates and steel predominantly

 

7 - 10 day delivery £2611 with VAT (untreated!)

 

 

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SE specced the steelwork  and I used a local fabricator who also installed them ( he was a small outfit and mucked me around a lot with timing so I would not recommend and would use a larger company next time).

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