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Small project

  • 19-05-2016 11:23am
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    horse7
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    Hi guys, have a small project , want to take down a supporting wall between kitchen and dining room. It's about 12 ft span and will need RSJ put in. I want to be sure it's certified (RSJ) . Would the builder take care of this or who would I contact first?


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  • #2
    Gumbo
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    horse7 wrote: »
    Hi guys, have a small project , want to take down a supporting wall between kitchen and dining room. It's about 12 ft span and will need RSJ put in. I want to be sure it's certified (RSJ) . Would the builder take care of this or who would I contact first?

    Your builder will most likely use previous works as an estimate as to what should go in. Will it be certified, no, he is not a Structural Engineer.

    If you want it certified, you nee to pay an Engineer to come out, have a look, do the small calculation and issue the details in writing.

    Probably a couple of hundred euros worth of work.


  • #3
    horse7
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,833 ✭✭✭horse7


    kceire wrote: »
    Your builder will most likely use previous works as an estimate as to what should go in. Will it be certified, no, he is not a Structural Engineer.

    If you want it certified, you nee to pay an Engineer to come out, have a look, do the small calculation and issue the details in writing.

    Probably a couple of hundred euros worth of work.

    Thanks, do you mean for the entire job or the engineer part.


  • #4
    Gumbo
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    horse7 wrote: »
    Thanks, do you mean for the entire job or the engineer part.

    Depends, do you want a Certificate for the whole job or just for the steel beam?


  • #5
    horse7
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,833 ✭✭✭horse7


    kceire wrote: »
    Depends, do you want a Certificate for the whole job or just for the steel beam?

    Whatever is needed in the event of a house sale. Thanks


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