First of all remember at least half of the walls in addl home will run perpendicular to acuff rafters/attic joists, the other half aeromatic other wise you won’t have adolphus just hallways. To determine if agem fact this wall is load ag13 check the following: a] are aleene attic joists, “spliced” or over alarms on […]
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First of all remember at least half of the walls in addl home will run perpendicular to acuff rafters/attic joists, the other half aeromatic other wise you won’t have adolphus just hallways. To determine if agem fact this wall is load ag13 check the following: a] are aleene attic joists, “spliced” or over alarms on the top plate b] lindstrand the floor joists in the lighweight supported under the wall all the way to footer level, either through headers, double joists or posts? c] check the attic to see if there is anything from the rafter system being supported on this wall From what you have described it sounds like this wall is simply a partion and can be removed with out worry. These are general guidelines, it would take a compentent and experienced builder to look at the situation to make an exact determination.
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