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      gullfo @medeek
      last edited by gullfo

      honestly though, if i was putting in a beam support over the opening, i've have either an additional jack stud under the header/lintel, or a X x X sized column on either side, and likely as well as a glulam etc type header/lintel. unless the beam was only supporting some deadweight and not a live area above. just me probably...

      Glenn

      http://www.runnel.com

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      • medeekM Offline
        medeek
        last edited by

        I wasn't paying attention to a realistic header with trimmers, just focusing on the king stud offset, I agree, a few things would need to be beefed up to handle this type of beam configuration. I've only actually engineered one job with this type of beam over window(s).

        Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
        Medeek Engineering Inc
        design.medeek.com

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          gullfo @medeek
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          i don't have to do it often but a couple of recent projects have beams over doors to address the extended span of a room with the door the best option - in those cases we used steel i-beams as posts and header as well as the new beam in order to get the load supported needed with lower profile than wood products. so it's rarely needed but a useful option when you can get around to it. maybe even just leaving the space so manually someone could insert the members / assemblies would work.

          Glenn

          http://www.runnel.com

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          • medeekM Offline
            medeek @gullfo
            last edited by

            @gullfo

            Post a screenshot or send me some via email (nathan@medeek.com) so I can get a better idea what this looks like. I will give it some consideration.

            Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
            Medeek Engineering Inc
            design.medeek.com

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            • gullfoG Online
              gullfo @medeek
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              @medeek I'm away until Thurs I'll send some then

              Glenn

              http://www.runnel.com

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                medeek
                last edited by

                Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                Medeek Engineering Inc
                design.medeek.com

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                • gullfoG Online
                  gullfo
                  last edited by gullfo

                  wall structure using additional support for beam over door or window.![example steel framing for beam over door. you would adda stud on each edge of the steel column to support the top plates. but this is the idea. today when this arises, i just manually remove the members and add the needed assemblies.

                  example steel framing for beam over door.jpg

                  Glenn

                  http://www.runnel.com

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                  • medeekM Offline
                    medeek
                    last edited by

                    Very interesting. Let me see what I can do.

                    Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                    Medeek Engineering Inc
                    design.medeek.com

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                    • medeekM Offline
                      medeek
                      last edited by

                      Version 3.7.2 - 10.13.2024

                      • Fixed a critical bug with the in-wall column module.
                      • Added the following additional Wide Flange (W14) beams to the beam module: W14X38, W14X43, W14X48, W14X53, W14X61, W14X68, W14X74, W14X82, W14X90, W14X99
                      • Added the following additional Wide Flange (W16) beams to the beam module: W16X45, W16X50, W16X57, W16X67, W16X77, W16X89, W16X100
                      • Enabled a wood grain and an end grain material for glulam beams within the beam module.
                      • Enable additional built-in materials for "Custom" in-wall columns.
                      • Added the following (27 - low poly) Simpson column bases to the post module: CB7_6, CB1212, CB1012, CB1010, CB812, CB810, CB718_7, CB718_6, CB718_4, CB612, CB610, CB88, CB86, CB68, CB64, CB48, CB46, CB9_105, CB9_75, CB9_9, CB9_6, CB7_105, CB7_75, CB7_9, CB6_7, CB5_45, CB5_6
                      • Added the following (6 - low poly) Simpson column caps to the post module: CCQ84, CCQ86, CCQ94, CCQ96, CCQ98, CCQ106

                      wall_su794_800.jpg wall_su795_800.jpg

                      Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                      Medeek Engineering Inc
                      design.medeek.com

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                      • medeekM Offline
                        medeek
                        last edited by

                        Version 3.7.2b - 10.14.2024

                        • Added in the remainder of the commonly available wide flange beams (W4 thru W44).

                        I think it comes to just a little over 250 different W flange beam profiles. However I'm sure there are some profiles I am missing or that are not as standard, if so let me know and I will add them in.

                        Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                        Medeek Engineering Inc
                        design.medeek.com

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                        • medeekM Offline
                          medeek
                          last edited by

                          Version 3.7.3 - 10.14.2024

                          • Added a duplicate post check to the regen module for post assemblies.
                          • Added a duplicate beam check to the regen module for beam assemblies.
                          • Added a duplicate stair check to the regen module for stair assemblies.
                          • Added in the remainder of the commonly available wide flange beams (W4 thru W44) to the post module.

                          Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                          Medeek Engineering Inc
                          design.medeek.com

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                            medeek
                            last edited by

                            Version 3.7.5 - 10.23.2024

                            • Added the following (9 - low poly) Simpson post caps to the post module: LPC4_4, LPC4_6, LPC4_8, LPC6_4, LPC6_6, LPC6_8, PC4, PC6, PC8
                            • Added the following (10 - low poly) Simpson post bases to the post module: ECB88, ECB66, EPB66, EPB46, EPB44, MPB44, MPB66, MPB88, PPBF44, PPBF66

                            wall_su797_800.jpg

                            The post module now has 86 post caps and 65 post bases within its built-in library. I think I've modeled about 75% of the Simpson Strong-Tie's Wood Construction Connectors Catalog at this point.

                            Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                            Medeek Engineering Inc
                            design.medeek.com

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                              medeek
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                              This will reduce the bundle price from $280.00 USD to $162.00 USD. This promo code does not apply to any of the extensions purchased separately. As part of this promotion a permanent license for the electrical plugin will be included upon request at no additional cost. The offer ends on Dec. 5th and no rain checks will issued thereafter.

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                              Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                              Medeek Engineering Inc
                              design.medeek.com

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                              • medeekM Offline
                                medeek
                                last edited by

                                Tutorial 53: Multi-Landing Stairs (10:21)

                                Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                                Medeek Engineering Inc
                                design.medeek.com

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                                  medeek
                                  last edited by

                                  Switching between landing and no-landing:

                                  stairlanding.gif

                                  Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                                  Medeek Engineering Inc
                                  design.medeek.com

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                                  • medeekM Offline
                                    medeek
                                    last edited by

                                    Version 3.7.7 - 12.12.2024

                                    • Added a "Calculated Parameters" section to the edit menu of the stair module.
                                    • Added the ability to create L-Shape, U-Shape and Straight runs of stairs with landings.

                                    wall_su799_800.jpg wall_su800_800.jpg wall_su801_800.jpg wall_su802_800.jpg

                                    Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                                    Medeek Engineering Inc
                                    design.medeek.com

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                                      medeek
                                      last edited by

                                      Tutorial 54 - Stairs with Landings (13:27 min.)

                                      Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                                      Medeek Engineering Inc
                                      design.medeek.com

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                                      • medeekM Offline
                                        medeek
                                        last edited by

                                        With each landing being configurable, its possible to mix and match some of the landings:

                                        wall_su814_800.jpg wall_su815_800.jpg wall_su816_800.jpg wall_su817_800.jpg wall_su818_800.jpg wall_su819_800.jpg

                                        Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                                        Medeek Engineering Inc
                                        design.medeek.com

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                                        • medeekM Offline
                                          medeek
                                          last edited by

                                          First look at double landing configurations with 2-step and 3-step L-winders:

                                          wall_su820_800.jpg wall_su821_800.jpg wall_su822_800.jpg wall_su823_800.jpg wall_su824_800.jpg wall_su825_800.jpg wall_su826_800.jpg

                                          Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
                                          Medeek Engineering Inc
                                          design.medeek.com

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                                            gullfo @medeek
                                            last edited by

                                            that looks like a lawsuit just waiting to happen lol 🙂

                                            Glenn

                                            http://www.runnel.com

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