HOW DO I KNOW IF MY ATTIC TRUSSES OR JOISTS CAN SUPPORT STORAGE?
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Attic Projects Company
“The answer depends on the attic framing, joist size, spacing, span, existing insulation, and the amount of weight you want to store. Some attic joists are designed to hold drywall and may not be strong enough for storage weight or flooring.”
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