Let me know if you need help with the layouts

How do you figure those hangers could not support the weight of the floor?

​@@zozoart granted, for short run floor joists, they could handle a light load, but it's always best if a floor joist is set on top of a more substance surface to carry the weight. And then there's the long term effects, since metal that thing can rust or oxidize over time and lose strength. Actually, these hangers might work really well for a tiny house build.

how is this different from steico?

Hy. Can u please mention what software did u use for this animation

Can you explain this better to someone who is new to this method? When you say the '8cm more longer' what do you mean? Thanks. Have you actually used this method? How expensive are these supportive joists?

@@gregvisioninfosoft when you cut the wood more longer..so it can sit firm on the wall.. you dont need the hook anymore.. 8cm was only base on the average width of the brick that i knew.. it 8cm wide.. you can put the edge of bar in the middle of the brick.. on both side.. left and right.. thats why you need more 8cm length extension.. it may be vary depends on the size of brick you used.. but it only option you can pick.. choose what you prefer..

@@susetyoediprabowo3681 in this example, notice there is both cinder block and an exterior brick layer also. if the beams extended from cinder block to cinder block (eg: the old fashioned way). it is only because there is an exterior brick layer that would prevent rain from damaging the ends of the beam, that your suggestion could work. but what if ther e is ONLY cinder block wall - and no exterior protection from rain or moisture? can one use a weatherproof outer insulation? I am very interested to lern the viable options...

@@gregvisioninfosoft thats what we indonesian used to do.. as i said it is option.. a lot of builder here did this.. cause we covered the wall with cement from outside to protect from the rain.. this way might be seem traditional or backward.. but I dont want to use that hook only to look modern.. while there is other easyest,simple cheaper way ..

@@gregvisioninfosoft i also have doubted ..about the strength of that hook... For how long that hook could last holding that beam ??.. could it fight corrosion process ??

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Koogle You - Also, parts Hanging, loaded in Shear, instead of Compression, and while Shear may be better a loading than Bending, I doubt it is better than Compression!

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What goes up quick must be shit

Expensive renovation, mortgages etc... that's what world bank governments pushing to achieve.

Modern day crap. Just like everything else.

+bluebird5100 - This masonry hanger detail is a typical construction type used in the UK, with the rapid build hanger give additional safety benefits over other methods. For further details please refer to UK construction details.

+Kolocho DelRio - OSB web joist are a common method of joists in UK and have been used in UK, North America and mainland Europe for many years. These offer many advantages over traditional solid timber joists. For further information please contact engineered joist manufacturers in your area.

+ITW Construction Products no thank you. I'm good

Not in a fire, they don't.

@grumpy old fart - OSB has a structure of Short Grain, Random Orientation, Wood, whereas Plywoods are Long Grain Veniers, of about similar thickness. I would select Plywood, of at least 5 Ply, if not 7 ply, for replacement of the OSB I-Beam Riser. Plywood could be even stronger, by adding 2 Cores at the 45° x 45° Orientation, in the Center, followed by the 0° & 90° Orientation, of typical Plywood!

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dave Drolett yes needs better floor boards, maybe firepproof paint en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intumescent#Applications or aluminized sheet around those boards to trap thermal heat& stop fire, but latter would be pricey

+dave Drolett Those joists are nicknamed widwomakers by fire departments for a reason. You need to interspace them with dimensional lumber for fire safety. Even a small fire is a complete teardown. I like wooden floor trusses instead.

Do you know how much damage fire departments have done to the quality of life in the U.S.? Are you even aware that they do damage?

Problem is there already using that material everywere to save money and osb sheets for floor nothing new

It looks dangerous

agreed...

agree - do not use things that you don't need

Not unless you continue building the exterior wall of blocks further up.

Defenetly agree.people just love to make shit more difficult if it's worked for hundreds of years y change it and make it way more expensive and longer to install witch means more money

100% agreed and thousand times stronger then these brackets

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Looks like standard tongue & groove osb.

Pretty much any 3d modeling software, I suggest Blender being making this wouldn't take ages to setup

Advantech is some of the best flooring you can use. And it's basically OSB with a water proofing

Tffo.

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