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Atticus808 03-18-2016 04:58 PM

Question about screw piles
 
Looking to build a deck. Maybe attempt it ourselves, but have to get a contractor to put in screw piles.

What i don't know is how high to get them? How are you supposed to know? The height of the bottom of the deck is dependent on how wide the material is. so What if the screw pile is a few inches too high or too low?

go_a_way1 03-18-2016 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Atticus808 (Post 2587636)
Looking to build a deck. Maybe attempt it ourselves, but have to get a contractor to put in screw piles.

What i don't know is how high to get them? How are you supposed to know? The height of the bottom of the deck is dependent on how wide the material is. so What if the screw pile is a few inches too high or too low?

Dont you get them a little higher then deiced on everything else test fit measure 3 times then cut them 2 size? I was a kid when my parents built their deck

Edit: see memes below for full effect

Tectoniic 03-18-2016 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by go_a_way1 (Post 2587640)
Dont you get them a little higher then deiced on everything else test fit measure 3 times then cut them 2 size? I was a kid when my parents built their deck

http://reactionface.net/images/block/553.jpg

go_a_way1 03-18-2016 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Tectoniic (Post 2587646)

http://breakingeveninc.com/wp-conten...king-about.jpg

JD001 03-18-2016 05:30 PM



Pad footings won't do the job?

Tcoat 03-18-2016 05:37 PM

I remember screw pile once may years ago. Was back in the army days in Germany and we hired this hooker and..... Oh wait. Building a deck? No idea.

Atticus808 03-18-2016 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by go_a_way1 (Post 2587640)
Dont you get them a little higher then deiced on everything else test fit measure 3 times then cut them 2 size? I was a kid when my parents built their deck

Edit: see memes below for full effect

seriously, wat? lol

Quote:

Originally Posted by JD001 (Post 2587672)

Pad footings won't do the job?

Screw piles are a lot sturdier

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tcoat (Post 2587685)
I remember screw pile once may years ago. Was back in the army days in Germany and we hired this hooker and..... Oh wait. Building a deck? No idea.

you dirty dirty man. i bet you were in the middle

go_a_way1 03-18-2016 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Atticus808 (Post 2587689)
seriously, wat? lol



Screw piles are a lot sturdier



you dirty dirty man. i bet you were in the middle

I am just making shit up :lol: I have no idea what we are talking about

JD001 03-18-2016 05:54 PM



Depth and circumference of the screw pile are the important factors. The height can be trimmed as you'll cap them to take deck bearers.

finch1750 03-18-2016 06:31 PM

I have a question about screw piles too.

What the fuck is a screw pile?

go_a_way1 03-18-2016 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by finch1750 (Post 2587769)
I have a question about screw piles too.

What the fuck is a screw pile?

I am not sure there are no memes about them

go_a_way1 03-18-2016 06:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by finch1750 (Post 2587769)
I have a question about screw piles too.

What the fuck is a screw pile?

NVM found some

http://images.t-nation.com/forum_ima..._orgy_pile.gif

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/...gxesyslito.jpg

themadscientist 03-18-2016 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by go_a_way1 (Post 2587650)

Oh snap, Bunnycake! That was 50% on the internet back in the day! :lol:

go_a_way1 03-18-2016 07:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by themadscientist (Post 2587825)
Oh snap, Bunnycake! That was 50% on the internet back in the day! :lol:

Gota keep it alive :lol:


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