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How To Use Girder Trusses or Beams to Create Interior Flat Ceiling for Home Additions

https://www.homebuildingandrepairs.co... - This comprehensive video combines two essential guides for achieving a seamless flat ceiling in your home addition. Part one details the use of a girder truss, explaining its construction, connection methods with hangers and blocking, and considerations compared to structural beams. Part two explores various techniques for installing larger structural beams for flush ceilings, including different placement options, connection hardware, and solutions to common challenges like roof protrusion. Learn about adjusting rafters, moving or notching beams (with engineering approval), raising walls, and the importance of consulting with a structural engineer for safe and effective integration. Video 1 How to Use a Girder Truss for Seamless Ceiling Transitions Description: Learn how to utilize a girder truss in residential construction to create a flat ceiling for a new home addition. This video explains what a girder truss is, how it's typically constructed, and how it connects to existing roof trusses using hangers and blocking. Understand the considerations for using a girder truss versus a structural beam, and see practical examples of installation details for a structurally sound connection between the old and new construction. Video 2 Flush Ceiling Beam Installation: Methods and Considerations Description: Explore various methods for installing a larger structural beam to achieve a flush ceiling in a home addition. This video demonstrates different beam placement scenarios, including flush with the wall and set back, and discusses the use of hangers, shaped blocks, and straps for secure connections. Learn about potential challenges such as beam protrusion through the roof and discover solutions like adjusting rafter sizes, moving the beam, notching the beam (with engineer approval), raising walls, and considering engineered roof systems. Important considerations for bolt installation and checking with a structural engineer are also highlighted.