Hello!
I am starting to feel like building a balcony over part of our patio. Today, there's a small balcony that will be demolished and replaced with a larger one. It will be built in a corner of the house, so there will be two attachment points on the wall. The width is planned to be 5100mm and the depth will be 2700mm. I only want one post in the outer corner of the balcony, so there will be a support beam with a span of 5100mm. Is a laminated beam with dimensions 90x315 sufficient as a support beam, and a laminated post measuring 115x115 in the outer corner?
90x315 should suffice. I haven't calculated the deflection, but a useful load of 3.5 kN/sqm plus a snow load of 3 kN/sqm is in itself an actual over-dimensioning. The post can be 90x90.
Hi, I have a similar project, a balcony in an inside corner with a post. 4 m span and 3 m depth. I wonder if I could use two 45x220x4000 construction timber for the load-bearing beam? If two 45x220x4000 aren't sufficient, would 56x315x4000 be enough, or what dimensions for a load-bearing beam do you think I should use?
Hello, I have now decided to expand the area of the balcony. I'm wondering what type of outer beam I should use. Please see the picture. Thanks for all the responses.
I was recommended to use 270X90 for my load-bearing beam that carries a lot more than the outermost one will. Thanks anyway for the answer.
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