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Re: BullNBear52 post# 12144

Saturday, 04/08/2017 8:00:13 PM

Saturday, April 08, 2017 8:00:13 PM

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Those X braces between the joists won't support a tile floor.


I'm not talking about the X braces. My way is different.

Ok picture this, you lay 3, 2 by 4's on the floor on edge. They are spaced 16 inches apart. Now, cutting from another 2 by 4 you cut several at 14 1/2 inch length. Take those that you just cut and place them on edge in between the 3 boards. On 90 degree angle from the 3 other boards.
If you do that enough you are strengthening the middle board.

Tile on wood floors suc because you have to have a really strong well structured floor.

Yes I know they don't use fire blocks in new construction. I was just using that as an example. It was a bad example for me to use as I have seen some that were put in at a 45 degree angle.
The bracing I've used is put in at 90 degree.

Hopefully by now his house has burned down and he can just collect insurance! Lmao

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