Deck joists can lift out of their hangers at the rim/band if too many people are at the cantilievered section of a deck. Therefore deck joists that cantilever out past the deck posts, should never overhang the girder they rests on by more than how far?
In a conventionally framed wood structure, you will find box/rim joists, floor joists, headers, braces, and some form of decking. There are many parts to a floor and more ways than one to build one. In timber framed building, you will find posts, braces, girts, joists, connectors, and other heavy timbers.
16 foot x 16 foot deck would be 256 square feet.
Depends on which way it runs. They should be spaced every 16 inches on center. Sometimes they are spaced 24 inches. So if they run the 10 foot way, spaced 16 inches there would be between 7 -8.
It's unlikely you would use many 2X4s on a deck. The joists (under the decking) are usually 2X6 or larger. The larger the joist, the fewer you need, because you can space them further apart. The decking is made of 1X6s nailed or screwed to the top of the joists, and running perpendicular to the joists or at an angle to the joists. The amount of decking you need depends on whether you intend to make a pattern (herringbone) or a typical deck. The railing might include 2X4s as the top rail, but the support posts are usually 4X4s, and in between those, you usually use small stock to add the decorative posts/slats.
Look at your kitchen floor. Many linoleum floor tiles are 1 square foot in area. One foot on each side. ■
3 foot = 1 yard so 30 foot x 30 foot floor = 10 yard x 10 yard floor = 100 square yards.
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It depends on how wide your lengths of wood are.
144 square feet.
The answer requires more information. Joist depth Joist spacing Wood Species Engineered wood will be based on the manufacturers information. Hope this helps! TL North, CBO
The floor area is 130 square feet.