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SMcphee
8 October 2019
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Oct 08, 2019 5:40 pm
I'm not an engineer but have been in the building industry for 30 years. Without seeing your engineering drawings I'd say that the slab on the right is over an open plan area and as such is often 258mm (3 course) to take the span. We had a mix of 172mm (2 course) across smaller spans but required 2...
Thanks, you quite right, the right side is an open plan. I can sleep now. Much appreciated and thanks again !!!
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SMcphee
8 October 2019
15
Oct 08, 2019 5:36 pm
Hi @SMcphee Thanks for the photo Your photo has highlighted potentially another issue with with varying Soffits ( Below Ceiling Heights) at wall junctions, namely the placement of the slip joints which allows for movement alleviating the potential for brick wall cracking. BTW Take photos for future...
Wow, Thanks so much for this, definitely outside of my knowledge. Tomorrow the tile roof is on. As scheduled, Certifier...
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SMcphee
7 October 2019
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Oct 07, 2019 6:19 pm
I checked engineer spec, every thing seem fine except the uneven thickness of the upper floor slab and uneven height of both ceiling. Uneven heights of the ceiling below the slab Should be shown on the engineering suspended Slab Drawings All suspended slabs should be inspected and certified by an E...
Uneven heights of the ceiling below the slab Should be shown on the engineering suspended Slab Drawings All suspended s...
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SMcphee
7 October 2019
10
Oct 07, 2019 10:03 am
The engineer design say “to be 200mm”- UNO. Unless Noted Otherwise UNO The engineer notes the slab thicknesses on the engineering plan are you using 190mm wall blocks? The builder has no say in varying the slab thickness, the engineer must amend and sign his drawings? Not sure if this is normal due...
Unless Noted Otherwise UNO The engineer notes the slab thicknesses on the engineering plan are you using 190mm wall blo...
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SMcphee
7 October 2019
9
Oct 07, 2019 9:59 am
Hi, Now I am concern !!! I will go on site and get few photo of the area of concern. Yes you are right about the UNO. I checked engineer spec, every thing seem fine except the uneven thickness of the upper floor slab and uneven height of both ceiling. Is the strength of the house compromise because ...
Hi, Now I am concern !!! I will go on site and get few photo of the area of concern. Yes you are right about the UNO. I ...
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SMcphee
6 October 2019
7
Oct 06, 2019 8:07 pm
Hi. Thanks for responding Just when walking up plain stair one side the measurements show 25m and other side show 20cm The engineer design say “to be 200mm”- UNO. Not sure if this is normal due to the concrete sink during cure Or issue that I need to raise with builder ??? Also As the result of this...
Hi. Thanks for responding Just when walking up plain stair one side the measurements show 25m and other side show 20cm T...
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SMcphee
6 October 2019
5
Oct 06, 2019 7:07 pm
My suspended first floor concrete slab poured 3 week ago, the formwork removed and the thickness of the slab are not the same throughout, there are area 5cm thicker than 20cm engineering designed. Is it normal ??? I try to find infor on this but unsuccessfully. Anyone know please chime in. Thanks
My suspended first floor concrete slab poured 3 week ago, the formwork removed and the thickness of the slab are not the...
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