Posted by Geo-TH,In on January 04, 2020 at 04:35:23 from (184.19.54.96):
It's been crazy, holidays, weather, and building inspector. Building inspector 10 years ago required I use two 2x12 for header on gable end. Builder used 2x10.
I finally got inspector out to ask he another question. He now says 2x10 is ok. 2x12 for overhead door on side. I reminded him he old me I would need a laminaged beam for side door. Inspector tripped over his tounge, "Oh I mean gable end if door is 16 ft wide." Inspector said, I'll call the builder and get things going.
I sometimes just want to scream. County inspectors can make their own rules. There's no weight on gable end. Trusses put weight on outside posts. Pole barn materials came form another county, Davis county.
BTW,I know the head of building inspector, he's 78 and still working. The guy who came out to give the ok is 83. I asked why don't you retire? Can't afford to retire.
I waiting on the door to be installed before I pour floor. Every 1/4 of concrete costs about $135.
How thick is your floor? I'm planning on a 5 1/2 inch floor 4000#. I Don't want it to crack. Using 5x10 ft precut wire and 8 mill plastic. 6000# will be my heaviest load in barn. geo
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