Dimensioning mezzanine/loft in glulam

[Sylalbin]

Moelven recommended 115*450 1 piece like that initially as a load-bearing! The rest 56*270 but that height of 450mm builds too much in height, that's not desired. So perhaps better like you, 3 pieces at 315 instead. I have sheet walls, not much to attach the pillars to. But I thought just as you write to attach to the steel beams at all 4 corners of the mezzanine.

 

[Sylalbin]

Have you also bought your egenlonal?

 

[Lackarn]

Yep, it's a personal space. I attached the pillars to the wall with 4 screws in each pillar. A carpentry firm has done the same in a similar space.

3 pillars on each long side and 3 pieces 115x315 resting on them.

See some not-so-great pictures I've attached.

 

[Sylalbin]

Thank you for all the info and pictures, I appreciate it.

 

[Bondläpp]

Thanks for all the info and pictures appreciate it

I have followed your dialogue with interest. I am about to get a garage with a width of 6 meters, and I am planning a mezzanine floor 6x6 meters and a free height of 4.5 meters. What height do you have? Considering steel beams instead of glulam for pillars, I would gladly receive opinions.

 

[Lackarn]

I have followed your dialogue with interest. I am in the process of getting a garage with a 6-meter width, I am planning a mezzanine level 6x6 meters and a clear height of 4.5 meters. What height do you have? Considering steel beams instead of glulam as columns, I welcome feedback.

Hello!

I have 2.7 meters in clear height. I can't confidently say how it would work with 4.5 meters clear height and glulam columns. It should probably work with 115x115 columns if they are properly anchored in the wall.
But I can't promise anything

 

[Gulketchup]

Reviving the thread again, @Sylalbin, how did you end up building?