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    Flooring - 24 OC joists

    I think what I wrote may have been taken out of context. Yes, I would like to lay the joist down on their sides in between the existing joist - BUT THEN, they would be stood on edge like the existing ones (the laying down on the side bit was just to convey the gluing and installing method.)...
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    Flooring - 24 OC joists

    Sorry for the delayed reply - busy month :) Thanks, Wuzzat, for all the info! After thinking about this for the past month, I would really like to spearhead adding joists... As I said, I do have construction experience; however, I have only installed floor joist on new builds /...
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    Flooring - 24 OC joists

    Sorry, Wuzzat - I'm not understanding your question... The joists are 24OC The span (at the widest point of the house) is 15' the beams are steel (don't know the height dimensions - but they certainly are beefy enough for the cross run) 7/8" is the thickness of the sub-floor (tongue and...
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    Flooring - 24 OC joists

    Thanks for the input! I have been back and forth over this for a while now. I'm truly contemplating adding in joist to be 12OC... I know this is a big job - BUT, the basement is not finished and I will be ripping up the existing floor anyway - SO if I were to ever do this, now would be...
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    Flooring - 24 OC joists

    Thanks for the reply... I have seen the span tables - and I'm within code... That's not really my worries. Being "to code" never really tells the whole story. I am concerned with how heavy tile will fair over time - and I'm reaching out to anyone that may have experience with this...
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    Flooring - 24 OC joists

    Hello all! I am brand-spank'n new to this forum...and I have a question for any pros out there - I bought a house a couple months ago that I would like to completely renovate. One of the first things "we" would like to do is rip up the nasty flooring and install tile and hardwood...
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