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   dovetail97128 | Sep 04, 2008 06:28pm | #1

   I can't say I have ever seen a span table for it.

   Here, where that style was quite common awhile back, 48" span was common, it did have "bounce" at 48" so some went for 32" instead.

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   BTW : If you have never used a "Decking Puller" and are going to be laying T+G as subfloor I would recommend getting one for the job if it is of any sizable amount of sq. ft.

   
   

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   Edited 9/4/2008 4:07 pm by dovetail97128

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   Dinosaur | Sep 04, 2008 07:20pm | #2

   You're talking about red pine roof decking, right? Gawd almighty, why would anyone wanna use that as sub-floor?? Sand and stain it; it's gorgeous. People pay premium prices for stuff that looks and wears half as well.

   Lookit this:

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   (PS--I don't have any span tables for that, either. I would say, though, that it depends on what you're gonna lay over it. For tile, I would go at 24"-30" max. For anything else or for use as the finish floor, 36" or 48" depending on what look turns the HO's crank (I'm assuming exposed joists downstairs, here).

   Dinosaur

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