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Trade: carpentry/remodeling/"Yes M'am we do"
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Re: Using Header Hangers
Have you ever seen a tree plantation?
An old growth forest? The density is far greater in the old growth forest. That is why plantation lumber is so inferior to that harvested in a natural forest, whether virgin or second growth.
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Re: Using Header HangersQuote:
I know the difference between the two, but what does that have to do with the number of tree's? I never said we have more quality trees today than before, just more. Why do you think we like wood that comes from south america (Rain Forest) more than plantation wood? |
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Re: Using Header HangersQuote:
with this reduction in area we are able to some how pack in more trees? That's all.
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Re: Using Header Hangers
before the turn of the century on the east coast of the U.S. many areas were deforested with the wood becoming fuel for heating and iron works and the like.
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Re: Using Header HangersQuote:
than in 1900, that is a provable fact, and it shows up in the graph.
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New Guy
Trade: General Contractor, AutoCad Design, Carpentry
Join Date: Feb 2009
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Re: Using Header Hangers
Not only are the HH weaker than a trimmer, but when you install the door into a single 2x stud, just wait intill the first time the door jets slammed. This whole desire to be green has forgotten that if the end result means rebuilding, there is no savings. Also mining iron ore is a lot more environmentally unfriendly than growing a tree in a plantation.
As long as I'm ranting, the reason they make us use hangers in the first place is because too many hacks couldn't aim a nail. A little quality goes a long way. |
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Re: Using Header Hangers
well you can take your graph and.......
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Re: Using Header Hangers
Sorry, didn't intend to
confuse anyone with facts.
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Re: Using Header Hangers
no im sorry
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Re: Using Header Hangers
I don't have enough posts to cut and paste yet, I think I am 1 short.
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Re: Using Header Hangers
http://plancksconstant.org/blog1/200...annot_see.html
Here is one answer to your chart. I have read and will try to find that, the number is higher because of mass deforestration of the NE US |
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Re: Using Header HangersQuote:
all natural law, and common sense, okay.
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Trade: remodeling
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Re: Using Header Hangers
I want to pull out the trimmers and use an HH44 over an interior door. I need a 2" bigger door for a client with a wheelchair.
Has anyone done this? NAHB says I can do it... but would like to hear from someone who has. Ground floor condo, one unit above. thanks |
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Re: Using Header Hangers
All I can say is;
I miss the hell out of Neo
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Re: Using Header Hangers
Whatever happened to the ol' boy? Just kinda fell off the face of the earth??
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Trade: wood framing
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Re: Using Header Hangers
HUC hanger to 5.25 by 7.25 2.0 lvl post with hga10kt top and bottom of post with hd19 hold down. 4ply lvl top and bottom sills of windows with hga10kt on top and bottom, awsome. Will take some pics. Engineered framing at its greatest.
Actually concealed hangers should be used on windows 10' or bigger or tall walls. If you ask me theres just to much wood in tall walls these days. To much cold jointing for a climate like calgary. If using a lvl and regular wood studs for wall studs care should be used to order 5.25 instead of 5.5 because the regular wood will shrink and the lvl will remain the same. |
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Re: Using Header Hangers
HUC hanger to 5.25 by 7.25 2.0 lvl post with hga10kt top and bottom of post with hd19 hold down. 4ply lvl top and bottom sills of windows with hga10kt on top and bottom, awsome. Will take some pics. Engineered framing at its greatest.
Actually concealed hangers should be used on windows 10' or bigger or tall walls. If you ask me theres just to much wood in tall walls these days. To much cold jointing for a climate like calgary. If using a lvl and regular wood studs for wall studs care should be used to order 5.25 instead of 5.5 because the regular wood will shrink and the lvl will remain the same. |
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Trade: New Home Construction-Additions-Remodeling
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Re: Using Header Hangers
I never used these hangers on the window header, but I am wondering if they would require slight packing out if the opening will have a sheetrock return, because if not, IMO, each corner will be out at least 1/4" + at the top after taping is done, and if the blinds being installed on the inside, it will make the window look out of whack... maybe not so much noticeable on a smaller window opening, but if you have 6/0-3/0 window it will be noticed.
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