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Posted by frankiee on April 24, 2007 at 17:09:52 from (74.120.20.90):
I am helping a freind rebuild his deck
Length of the nailer on the house is a real 2by 8 and is bit less then 30 feet. A couple peices are used.
The outside stringer (I dont know if terminology is right) is also bit less then 30 feet and up on 4 piers. The longest span from pier to pier is 9 feet.....
I wish to know what sise lumber to use at this span. Double 2 by 8 s or double 2 by 10s'
.......The Joists will be 2 by 6s' at 16 centers.
The ends will be what ever is used on the front spans ............. The width of the deck is bit under 7 feet................Thank you
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