A New Mezzanine….

[Seul]

Les is a fucking star… I can't wait for this show to get on the road!..

[Giles]

So, this where it will go…Basically boarding above the beams from the one in the foreground to the back wall....

[AdamC]

Joists are down in the back section…

[GC]

Looking great guys.

@Giles Do give me a shout should you need an opinion on illumination. I take it, subject to the racking layout you will be running with the solution reached in the other spaces?

[Giles]

@GC Thanks. I bought another 9 units of the Wave 900.  They are intended to hang from the joists and light the lower level.  It may be too many, but then I'll use some of them on the upper level, but I am not worrying too much about the upper level until we have the lower level sorted….

[GC]

Brilliant! Nothing a quick mock up won't sort. I would start by temporarily mounting two longitudinally, in line/beneath the hangers. You may well find that two across the width of the room will suffice, subject to the furniture layout and what it is @AdamC will be doing in there. 

*2 per section of ceiling.

[AdamC]

Middle section of joists now in…

[louisbosco]

never thought that area could fit a "second storey"

[Giles]

It's the same height as the other 2 units we have.  We have the problem of some cross beams being at chest height, but it's still a lot of storage…

[louisbosco]

I don't know why but from memory I swore the height felt lower than the rest.

can't wait to see the finished project though..

[Giles]

It looks lower than it really is from ground level.  When you get up there, there is a surprising amount of headroom….

[neph93]

@AdamC:

Are these 2x6? If so what is the span of that middle section?

[Giles]

Span 3200mm.  2x5's.  400mm centres.  The T&G chipboard flooring will be screwed into the 2x5's in a sort of Les, "let's see how many boxes of screws we can get through" fashion, which will add a load of rigidity…..

[neph93]

400mm centres… that makes more sense.

[Steffen]

@Giles:

And in the mean-time, I'm praying that I configured them correctly 

You infact did, per our good old german DIN 18065 says that a frequently used Stair should have a Rise between 14-20cm and a going between 23-27cm, which means your in regulation. 18cm/26cm is as stated in the Books rated as "bequem" which means comfortable. Sounds like a nice Stair.

[Giles]

Thank you

[Giles]

And, the stairs arrived….

[Giles]

[Giles]

[Steffen]

Are you happy with how they walk @Giles ?