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double or triple?

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Mar 08, 2009
Answer From Our Loft Conversion Expert
by: Jeremy Wedge

Tables are published for single timber joist as this is the most common application and can be found in part A of the Building Regulations.

All other cases are subject to design as there are a number of external influences that require to be checked, this is usually undertaken by a structural engineer.

We can provide a design for you to cover multiple joists on your behalf, please feel free to contact us should you wish the design undertaken.

Jeremy Wedge, MIstrutE, CEng

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