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Parallam Beam Installation

Ron Gan discusses the previously existing bearing wall and ceiling spans. With the wall removed, the crew then installs a Parallam beam, drastically increasing the size of the living room.
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Parallam Beam Installation

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" Rusty we've got our temporary support -- lace Kyra -- not had a good. And elections are completed then you've got all silently if you the track the ghost of whether war. You know what's confusing is that -- we've taken out. But the bearing wall but I thought it was a very welcome you had the end the two joists. Meeting there about a law. And did they look like once qualities well sometimes you can have enjoyed meeting in a very -- this particular building we have a clear spanning. Joist are capable -- by the four point five feet and the bearing wall -- underneath that we keep the joists from falling down so it would sat down so Wednesday night period so we're -- we're replacing that with this. Actually beam right yeah this thing about fifteen feet long into the going to be all of from the door to. To back here right to be oppose the -- at both ends support this thing."

" Actually last night and get out of the way so that -- leave a lot of burglaries and non Linear -- are bearing the weight it."

" Yeah. It's. -- I put in place. And yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't and -- underneath. -- It. Oh yeah I believe it. Let me an update on. I got. And another. The wrong. Welcome back it's okay."

" It's."

" Here and I yeah OK what's next -- figures from the bed. OK well level and it. Okay. You didn't okay. So what's going on now okay I'm gonna put the final -- right now okay. -- And it. Okay colored toenail it gives them well -- and health. And looked like us when he walked. OK now you have to put a couple of nails and the other book and then we can take down -- temporary well all right let's right through the -- what a difference that the way the suspect is now absolutely you can just span the whole area. And Hollywood area with a big wooden."

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