Hello fellow renovators.
I recently saw this house & land for sale, and was interested in it as it's being offered "as is" ad I wondered firstly, if this
house would be classified as a post & beam, and secondly, if it seemed to be built right as it doesn't seem to have bracing of any sort.
Thanks!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/144794892 ... ed-public/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/144794892 ... ed-public/
Post & beam ?
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Looking at the photo I would assume that the posts are well sunk into the ground providing a rigid connection instead of bracing.
Once the mud brick walls are erected that should provide additional bracing.
If I was lookig to buy I would like to see the structural drawin.gs to confirm.
Once the mud brick walls are erected that should provide additional bracing.
If I was lookig to buy I would like to see the structural drawin.gs to confirm.
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