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3 Ιαν 2016 · If there is a wall, set the plates and critically, accurately, measure the distance from the plates to the beam and add 1/8" and cut 2 2X6s to that length. This will allow the plates to compress a little and hopefully raise the beam a smidgeon too.
A wooden plate must be secured to the top of the beam with powder-actuated fasteners to provide a nailing surface for the floor joists. Also, many municipalities require that steel I-beams be enclosed in fire-code drywall before the house can be occupied.
Today the columns may have a welded plate at the top and/or base to allow for easier placement between a 2’x2’ concrete footing pad and beam. In the past, a cup-shaped indent at the top of the footing pad was used to help secure the column in place.
It has a compression load range of 18,000 lbs. at its lowest setting and 14,000 lbs. at its highest setting. It is ideal for correcting sagging floors and basement beams and providing secondary support for room additions, remodeling projects, porches and decks.
The weight that a home exerts can allow a temporary-rated post to bend, bow, or break over time. The top plate (flange) should also not be bowed or dished; rather, it should remain straight and, ideally, centered under the overhead beam’s width.
Designed for permanent building support applications, available in any length up to 12’, AKRON fixed length columns arrive fully assembled to your specifications and fully code compliant. STANDARD END PLATE USED WITH WOOD BEAMS 4 1⁄4" x 7 1⁄2" x .205" thick. "H" PLATE USED WITH STEEL BEAMS 4 1⁄4" x 7 1⁄4" x .205" thick. Order column length to fit.
If using 4 ply 10×12 LBL beams and need two HSS posts on each end, how to attached the beams for HSS posts and the HSS posts to floor? This is for a ground floor with roof on top and basement. Support LVL beams will be added to basement directly underneath beams on ground.
