GAITHERSBURG, MD, 20879 · Montgomery County
Building permit — building residential permit
Interior work only, Raise the existing living room floor to match the finished floor elevation of the adjacent dining room, kitchen, and family room by installing 2""�6"" pressure-treated wood floor joists over the existing slab-on-grade @ (16"" O.C.). Provide solid wood bridging, ripped to fit as required, and secure the bridging with angle clips anchored to the concrete slab using Tapcon concrete screws. Install a 3/4""plywood subfloor, glued with construction adhesive and screwed to the framing, followed by an approved underlayment and new hardwood flooring to provide a level, durable, and code-compliant finished floor surface.
Building permit — building residential permit
Interior work only,Demolish an existing load-bearing wall measuring approximately 11' 6""L & 9' H located between the dining area & kitchen to create an open kitchen layout.Provide & install a new engineered header beam consisting of three (3) 2"" x 12"" LVL members to support the structural loads previously carried by the removed wall.The new header beam will be supported at each end by built-up posts composed of four (4) 2"" x 4"" jack studs, securely fastened in accordance with standard framing practices and applicable building codes.The support post located adjacent to the stairway will be enclosed with new framing and finished with drywall to match existing wall construction and interior finishes.
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