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[#28] Posted: 01/31/2012 - 1:27:02 PM |  |  |
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There is considerable weight represented by the four parallel walls that comprises the two skylight openings. That combined with too little rigidity in the framing or some load path omission.
I understand Chad's view but I agree with Jim.
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[#29] Posted: 01/31/2012 - 5:54:46 PM | | |
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So much for the trip back.
Upon further review, the play stands as called. Who the hell knows?
Thanks for the input.
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[#30] Posted: 04/10/2012 - 9:04:13 PM | | |
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I would consider using a strong magnet. Did they screw they overscrew drywall?
always use minimum fasteners for drywall, around headers especially.
I know, that may not be the root of the problem. but would help moving forward.
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