A New Mezzanine….

[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 ?

[Giles]

Oh, yes…..

[ROman]

Stairway to Heaven.

[organisys]

G, may be a good idea to add a smoke alarm under the Mezzanine?

[Giles]

[Giles]

@organisys:

G, may be a good idea to add a smoke alarm under the Mezzanine?

Great advice.  Thank you.

[organisys]

Welcome. I am assuming there is already one up top, in the rafters…

[Giles]

No there was not 

But Alex has a fire consultant coming in next Tuesday to sort us out

[organisys]

Great!!!

Sorry to offer unsolicited advice, but the industry I work in, we have a certain mindset drilled into us which also encourages offering unsolicited advice on the subject. 

[Alex]

@organisys:

Great!!!

Sorry to offer unsolicited advice, but the industry I work in, we have a certain mindset drilled into us which also encourages offering unsolicited advice on the subject. 

A fire is something that worries the shit out of me, Adam C and I talked about doing this a year or so ago and then forgot, so your unsolicited advice was a very welcome reminder.