a solid supporting wall , with nothing under to support it
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kellyleanne
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a solid supporting wall , with nothing under to support it

by kellyleanne » Thu Jul 04, 2013 7:45 am

hi , i have a solid supporting wall upstairs , and nothing supporting over half the wall down , i do belive 3-4 years ago new roof was added witch would also add weight to this wall , in just over 2 years our upstairs floor has gone from flat to sloped were the wall is pushing down , the room directly under this ceiling is bowed were the timber is bending ! now surely this cant be safe ? as timber will only bow so much ??

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Re: a solid supporting wall , with nothing under to support it

by welsh brickie » Sat Jul 06, 2013 1:27 pm

I suggest getting a structural engineer to have a look, he will tell you what size of beam to have installed

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