Part 1 of adding 2nd floor in Pole Barn. Installing Rim Joists and Posts for Loft / Mezzanine.
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Spending a great day working with my son, starting our pole barn mezzanine project. We get the rim joists and posts up in this video. #homesteading #polebarn #dewalt
Good morning Tod, looks like you and your son are off to a good start. I am going to enjoy the process. Judy did a great job on the camera work. Have a great Sunday, Ben
Thanks Ben! Always enjoy your feedback.
Yeah those are a bear to lift. Not just lift but hold a screw as well. Looking good guys! Keep rolling along. To hard to sling those with the bucket and hold them in place eh? Cheers, Mike.
Thanks Mike. We gat smarter as the project rolls on. Use pallet forks to lift the sub floor sheets.
@@MarquithLegacyAcres atta boy!
Good afternoon Tod!
Good afternoon Gary
Your making great progress!
Thanks. I really appreciate it!!
Looking forward to watching the progress of the build out.
Thank you very much. Appreciate your support!
suggestion- buy a 6ft rolling scaffold
Will have to look into this option. Thanks for the recommendation.
Your off to a good start Tod. It's going to be a great use of the upper space. I was wondering if you are planning to run vertical supports along the pole barn post from the floor to under the laminated ledger to carry some of the weight load. Have good one!
Thanks. As of now, I think we have enough support, depending how much weight we put up there. If you have experience and think I am mistaken, please let me know. 2x10 floor joists going in next.
@@MarquithLegacyAcresI think you should be fine with the amount of fasteners and their shear rating for what I could see. I've learned to build not allowing bolts, nails and screws to carry the weight load as their primary function is to fasten, tie and hold objects together. Personally I would run supports along the existing post for peace of mind so I wouldn't have any future concerns about adding more weight, but that's me.
Man i dont know. 2 by 12s to carry residebtial load usually are at a engineered max of 13 or 14 feet. What did you end up doing?
What size and type of screws did you use to screw your rim joists to the wall 6x6's ?
How are you running 2 by 10s to almost 20 feet? Are you framing out rooms underbeath to act as a length breaker and provide support?
We will be adding framing below. May be putting cart before the horse, but think it will work out. Also went with 16" centers instead of 24". Thanks for reaching out.
baker scaffold
Thanks for the follow-up