Yes, what is the best way to find where the ceiling joists are located?

And as far as I know, they should be spaced 40 cm apart, but a guy I talked to said that the joists in these houses are really thin and are spaced about 5 cm apart. Is that an existing solution or was he just talking &#(/%¤?
 
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If you want a way that is not very expensive, then?
 
Is 400 expensive?

Otherwise, you can knock on the ceiling and move your hand... You will notice a slight difference in sound where the joist is located. It usually suffices to find one. The others are usually spaced 600 or 400 mm apart.
 
kamilenski said:
It is usually enough to find one. The others are usually spaced at 600 or 400 mm apart.
It depends on what kind of house it is. When I was going to change the roof, I had to measure from the inside because there were different distances between each rafter. Liiiiite annoying. :x
"617 - 532 - 481 - 702 and so on"
 
Dalbotös said:
It depends on what kind of house it is. When I had to replace the roof, I had to nicely measure my way forward on the inside because the distances between each roof truss were different. Liiiiite annoying. :x
"617 - 532 - 481 - 702 etc etc"
Hohoho :O

That's why I wrote "usually."
 
Test with a small strong magnet. When it sticks to the screw, the rule should be there.

A tip is to buy a screwfinder, strong magnet.

http://screwfinder.ebutiken.nu/screwfinder-c-58.html

Distributed by Grabber (if I remember correctly). I have seen them in several hardware stores.
 
Fröberg said:
Test with a small strong magnet. When it sticks to the screw, the stud should be there.

A tip is to buy screwfinder, a strong magnet.

[link]

Distributed by Grabber (if I remember correctly). I have seen them in several hardware stores.
It is more expensive than a stud finder ;)
 
kamilenski said:
With the right tools.

[link]
Does that e50 work as expected? It wasn't very expensive...
 
pfb said:
Does that e50 work as expected? It wasn't that expensive...
I myself have an even cheaper gadget that I'm satisfied with. I don't think you can count on 100% reliability. But it provides some information. Exactly how THAT one works, I don't know. If it had been completely useless, they wouldn't sell these.
 
kamilenski said:
Have a cheaper gadget myself that I'm satisfied with. I don't think you can expect 100% accuracy. But it gives some information. Just how THAT works, I don't know. Had it been completely useless, they wouldn't sell these.
I bought another model for about 330, and it works at least. The electrical finder function is unreliable, but it detects studs.
 
bepatient said:
I have bought another model for about 330, and it works at least. The electric scanner function is unreliable, but it detects studs.
Good! d^_^b
 
Anyone know somewhere in Täby or Åkersberga where you can buy a Screwfinder?
 
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