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Fentoozler
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Butchered Joists
What are some solutions to the butchered joists the plumbers always seem to leave in their wake?
Doing a remodel on my first flr bath .....sistered up all the joists....now I have to play plumber and cut in the drain for the new tub ~ which is right where the old tub was. The previous plumber hacked a good portion of the joist out...I'll probably wind up doing similar to my new sister joist. So what do you do? Slap a couple of 2x4's on either side of the 2x8's?
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Re: Butchered Joists
Good question for the plumbers:
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Re: Butchered Joists
or use 3/4 ply nt much choice there. Simpson or soneone makes a repair plate for this but I think it is for TJI's
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Re: Butchered Joists
Is there room for a new lolly column?
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Re: Butchered JoistsQuote:
I remember seeing those plates here...drilling it out would certainly be better than hacking/notching the joists.
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Re: Butchered Joists
It'll piss the wife off when it runs through the dryer
![]() ....we had one added for the dormer addition....the archy over engineered the ridge beam [triple micro lam]...so the building dept. "decided" to make us put in an additional lolly.
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Re: Butchered Joists
If the drain lands center of the joist, we usually header it off or full-depth, full-length sister it to one side so the notching doesn't matter.
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Re: Butchered Joists
Your wifes reaction:
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Re: Butchered Joists
This particular joist is like the bathroom king of joists.
Probably in THE worst possible spot.... The tub drain assembly goes through it at one end....at the other the toilet flange/soil pipe makes it's appearance in the bath. So the joist gets cut to allow that mess in....and gets blocked with a 4" hole in the blocking. ![]() You can just make out where the old toilet flange was there to the left by the clamp
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Re: Butchered Joists
Joist are over rated.
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Re: Butchered Joists
Drum traps are so yummy...
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Re: Butchered Joists...and here I am....concerned with weight even after I removed the cast iron tub to be replaced with a fiberglass or acrylic tub that weighs less then my kids do. Think I can return the 2x8's to HD
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Re: Butchered Joists
How much does that tub weigh full of water with a 250 pound person in it?
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Re: Butchered Joists
That one had been replaced
some time in the late 50's(?). Then in the 70's someone added a P-trap up stream. They are totally amazed at how fast the tub drains now! ![]()
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Re: Butchered JoistsQuote:
No one is inviting your fat ass over here ![]() The tub will always weigh the same What's IN the tub will vary....gallons of water, number of kids, volume of toys
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Re: Butchered Joists
If you're just gonna go and
drill holse in 'em anyway, the plywood sandwich is far stronger than sistering with dimensional. (Notice that the old gaps were filled as well.)
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Re: Butchered Joists
While mine is not nearly as hacked as that bath was....those pictures are worth the thousand words.
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Re: Butchered JoistsQuote:
in their acquisition.
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Re: Butchered Joists
Wood was invented to be cut with a saw...
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Re: Butchered Joists
jesus some of those are horrific. my plumber (who happens to be my uncle) plumbed the 2nd bathroom im adding in my house. he gets ready to leave and goes "oh by the way, you're going to have to head off a floor joist, i cut it."
oh... i see... i went and jumped on the area where he said he cut it, a good 5 times. im 300 pounds and it didnt budge so screw right? who cares baaa fahgetaboutit |
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