2x4s can be used as floor joists right?

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gutting a building from the 1700's. it's a structural debacle submitted by /u/engineerortechnician [link] [comments]

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Love seeing these projects coming together.

Eventually these will all be Subsidized living apartments. Another multi year long project. submitted by /u/Stony_1987 [link] [comments]

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