Craftsman Room Addition phase 7
Here you can see some of the interior work taking place. (not my design – I am the general contractor)
Here you can see some of the interior work taking place. (not my design – I am the general contractor)
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Huck,
Why did the architect waste all that money on those gluelams if they were going to be covered by insulation and sheetrock? Seems to me, a steel beam would have been more practical and just as sturdy, not to mention fireproof.
RailMeat
I agree. The plans had some definite oddities. I told the h.o. to let me know in advance if he did further additions, as I could get him better plans. Turns out he was such a p.i.t.a. customer I wouldn't work for him again for all the tea in China!