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Posted by Steve Barker DLT on August 12, 2008, 9:10 am
just wedge it in tight. No fastening required.
s
> Hi
> I plan to partition my garage which is now free my cars. I want to put up
> a timber framed wall as exists in most timber framed houses in
> Australia.(90 x 45 mm and clad with gyprock on both sides).
> However, along the ceiling where I want to place my partition is a huge
> steel 'I' beam along the exact line of the proposed partition. Do I attach
> the wooden frame to this beam say with self tapping screws or otherwise.
> Or do I leave it free at the top for fear of drilling into the beam will
> cause it to rust.
>
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> I plan to partition my garage which is now free my cars. I want to put up
> a timber framed wall as exists in most timber framed houses in
> Australia.(90 x 45 mm and clad with gyprock on both sides).
> However, along the ceiling where I want to place my partition is a huge
> steel 'I' beam along the exact line of the proposed partition. Do I attach
> the wooden frame to this beam say with self tapping screws or otherwise.
> Or do I leave it free at the top for fear of drilling into the beam will
> cause it to rust.