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Planning on building a shed that will fit my car for basic maintenance. Concreate flooring is not allowed. How would you setup the wood flooring to support the weight?
I am designing a shed that ideally will allow me to drive my vehicle in to work underneath to change oil and basic fluids. I was wondering what the safest way to setup the flooring would be to support the weight of an SUV approx a foot off the ground. I am thinking 2X12 joists with double 6X6 beams where the wheels would be supported by concrete piers that are dug below the frost line. submitted by /u/Throwaway-donotjudge [link] [comments]
I am designing a shed that ideally will allow me to drive my vehicle in to work underneath to change oil and basic fluids. I was wondering what the safest way to setup the flooring would be to support the weight of an SUV approx a foot off the ground. I am thinking 2X12 joists with double 6X6 beams where the wheels would be supported by concrete piers that are dug below the frost line.
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