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    Structural considerations for having a transfer beam set flush with the joists.

    Thank you for the advice! I do live in the US and will definitely look into the NDS for this. I was also considering to use Forte to design the beam and can double-check by hand using the NDS. Since they don't want this beam exposed and want it to be flush with the floor joists above, that...
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    Structural considerations for having a transfer beam set flush with the joists.

    In my case, I'm trying to get a wood beam to work as the transfer beam in place of the load bearing wall. I'm thinking something like a (2) 2x10 LVL but need to run the numbers to confirm. So you're saying that there should be about a 1" gap like so? See attached image.
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    Structural considerations for having a transfer beam set flush with the joists.

    I'm working on a home remodeling project where the client wants to take down a load bearing wall and we are proposing to install a beam (most likely LVL) in its place. I was wondering what structural considerations need to be taken into consideration if we want to make the bottom of the beam...

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