Walls and Ceilings - removing a load bearing wall using truss type roof conversion
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spicer
01-11-08, 10:45 AM
I have an A frame structured roof and want to remove a load bearing wall. The kitchen/living room is 25 x 20 ft. I am curious if a truss conversion in the attic will support this type ceiling if done on every ceiling joist with 5 supports were put in at center, 9.5 ft(both sides) and 6 ft both sides.
The current ceiling is supported by a 15ft Wall not centered.
Will A truss conversion support this ceiling or should we use a beam down the center where wall is.
Thanks
The current ceiling is supported by a 15ft Wall not centered.
Will A truss conversion support this ceiling or should we use a beam down the center where wall is.
Thanks
MN_Jay
01-11-08, 02:21 PM
You won't find a reliable answer on the internet, the only one who can make that determination is a structural engineer who takes a firsthand look at your house.