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What size LVL should be used for a flushed header supporting a 2X8 floor load when making an interior wall opening of 16-0?
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Is it a load bearing wall or a partition wall? Load bearing will require information such as, roof dimensions, slope of roof, location of building, and number of floors above. Some people can throw a general size but it's well worth getting the beam sized. It's more about protecting your finishes (dry wall cracking etc. ), bouncing floors, sagging roof, etc., than it is about wether the building will stand or not.
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