RSJ with bottom plate

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Hi can some one advice is my rsj have to be already on the floor before I start with strongboys from in side and outside on different hight ist 6.6m span so I wont be able to wiggle in after strongboys with acrow props Will be installed. Or there is some other option ? Thanks
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Hi can some one advice is my rsj have to be already on the floor before I start with strongboys from in side and outside on different hight ist 6.6m span so I wont be able to wiggle in after strongboys with acrow props Will be installed. Or there is some other option ? Thanks View attachment 369464View attachment 369465
It needs to be in place prior to propping. If the beam is heavy, you will need to use genie lifts (both ends), then you will need sufficient gaps in the propping (900mm). Strongboys may not ne man enough, i.e. needling may be required. Plus, the Genies will need running boards, so that they have an uninterrupted travel along the ground and the beam will need to be elevated on blocks etc....







 
Ok this's looks more than I thought span is 6.6m so yes no room for moving around weight 450kg I only need to support the wall no padstone required as pe SE calculation .
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Not too bad that, no upstairs, no roof load. Are you planning to fit from inside to preserve the external brickwork? I think I would. You can get a longer strongboy thing now which would give space to hoik It up and in.
 
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Not too bad that, no upstairs, no roof load. Are you planning to fit from inside to preserve the external brickwork? I think I would. You can get a longer strongboy thing now which would give space to hoik It up and in.
You see I have tho different heights outside and inside because of the bottom plate so my only option to put steel in between before I start to insert strongboys and acrows
 

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